The joint project of the development company Hutton and the contemporary art gallery Deep List is called “We Always Meet Tomorrow” and presents the works of young Russian artists.
The exhibition is dedicated to the theme of wish fulfillment in various symbolic manifestations: from mythological motifs to modern conceptual practices. As part of the exhibition, you can see works by contemporary Russian artists, including Diana Kapizova, Anka Akhalaya, Alexandra Patsamanyuk, Anna Tagantseva-Kobzeva and Ilya Tatarov.
Special attention is drawn to the work of Diana Kapizova – the artist will present an interactive installation that will include a performance and video work “A pike swims between heaven and earth,” created specifically for the Hutton and Deep List project.
The video will be broadcast on a digital column, which, according to the architects’ plan, acts as the semantic center of the lobby space of the Hutton clubhouse. “The innovative element has become a symbolic portal connecting heaven and earth,” the authors specify.
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Diana Kapizova. “A pike swims between heaven and earth”, 2024
You can view the works in the lobby of the Lumin club house on Slavyanskaya Square. Lumin is the first house in Russia whose façade is made of transparent and frosted glass. This atypical combination of textures essentially makes the building itself an art object, so a visit to the exhibition gives you the opportunity to see two creative projects under one roof.
The project with Deep List will be a continuation of Hutton’s art collaborations with contemporary artists. Previously, the developer collaborated with such artists as Danini, Natalya Goncharova, Alisa Spotts, Viktor Polyakov, supported the opening of Erik Bulatov’s personal exhibition Exit – Exit in the pop/off/art contemporary art gallery at Winzavod, etc.
The exhibition will last until May 31.
Opening hours: 12.00-18.00, daily.
Free admission. Address: Slavyanskaya Square, 25, village. 1.
