Amber Plant presented an exposition in Moscow:
the second birth of a mineral in millions of years Automatic translate

Moscow exhibition “Amber. Second Birth ”attracted the attention of visitors with an unusual reading of the“ biography ”of the solar mineral. Artists, programmers, chemists, sculptors, jewelers, fashion designers from different angles view a petrified piece of resin and give their viewers the vision of the structure, form, purpose, value of the material. Amber can be photographed layer by layer, then project the result on a special screen. Visitors to the exhibition using the joystick themselves "draw" an impressive picture of the imagination. He was also invited to visit the interactive amber room, to get acquainted with Victor Huseynov’s photographic chronicle “The Way of Amber,” and even to decipher the DNA of the mysterious stone.

The artists Yuri Pilishkin, Tikhon Penkin, Dmitry Morozov, Artem Tyulev are young, and that’s it. They are able to offer new art forms, not limited to tried-and-true methods of material presentation. Multilayer paintings, installations, sound and sound effects of presentation programs can tell in a peculiar way about a stone that, it would seem, is known to all and does not hide secrets.

This particular feature was noted by Mikhail Zatsepin, General Director of the Kaliningrad Amber Factory. According to him, what is happening today in the Museum of Moscow is a “new creative experiment”, “discovery, exploration of the mineral in a new quality”.

An exhibition was organized by the association RUSSIAN AMBER. The Alliance of Artists, Designers, Decorators in the search for new approaches to working with amber and creating, based on the results, modern highly artistic products of applied art. And they can be used anywhere: in interior decoration, the manufacture of furniture, clothing, household items, jewelry. So, studying the stand with author’s photographs of Victor Huseynov, you can follow how Valentin Yudashkin, the golden amber couturier, introduces golden amber couturier skillfully and diversely into the world of high fashion. He is the first on this path - and does not lose.

Some of the exhibits after a while migrate to the arches of the Kaliningrad Amber Museum, and a rare casket overlooking Red Square and the double-headed eagle will forever remain here as a memory of the wonderful exhibition and hospitality of the capital’s inhabitants.

About 20 thousand people came to the museum on the opening day of the exhibition alone - an excellent indicator for exhibitions of this kind.

Photos from the exhibition were provided by Kaliningrad Amber Plant JSC