Daria Yakovishina-Kuznetsova Rock Garden 0+ Automatic translate

Gallery "Business Art", 3rd floor

The laureate of the Russian Art Prize, a member of the Union of Artists and the winner of a number of international competitions (from the capital ArchiGraphics 7 to the Bulgarian Plovdiv 2019) writes petrified textures, experimenting with the boundaries of the real and imaginary nature of physical objects.

Daria Yakovishina-Kuznetsova, a sought-after artist, architect and designer, explores the line between what nature can create, as a perfect, impersonal mechanism, and human artistic expression. Does an artist have the right to try on the role of the Creator, no less? This naive, but at the same time, eternal question must at least be italicized before making an extremely ambitious attempt to give an artistic answer to unconditional and fundamental things - among them tectonics, aesthetics of structures, randomness and redundancy of natural formations.

The Garden of Stones exhibition presents canvases that form a very specific space for the viewer’s experience: stones are endless, chaotic in places, but this is what the artist uses to inspire and create her own version of order.

The Garden of Stones is similar to an architectural landscape, but there is no scale, and the objects are not subordinate to each other. Here the structure seems to "grow" objects, forming their order. Filling the space of the picture with light makes it possible for the garden to live, and the viewer for a moment to look at the imaginary world, until the sun went down and the structures disappeared into the shadows.