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Kristina Solomoukha

Installation — Espace EDF Bazacle

kristina solomoukha, losted, 2002

dessin mural 300 x 300cm et caisson lumineux 40 x 40 x 50cm

production la box enb-a, bourges

courtesy galerie martine et thibault de la châtre, paris

© photo : jenny mary

Born in 1971 in Kiev, she lives in Paris.

 

Architecture is at the heart of Kristina Solomoukha’s work because it offers a perfect reflection of the societies that construct it. From the Maisons-logos, drawings in which the artist imagines the architecture of corporate headquarters that concretely embody their logo, to the Jardin du Copyright, Solomoukha offers a not unhumorous critique of the different models produced by the different forms of power, whether political or economic.

 

In the work presented at the festival, the artist sets up a dialogue between drawing and maquette in the same installation. Made directly on the wall, an interlacing of highways serves as a counterpoint to a luminous house which could be either a dwelling or a new sign for an unknown brand.