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Gallery “Ul. Bolshaya Craft ", 4th floor.

The Artmuz Museum will host a personal exhibition of the famous Petersburg photographer and journalist Lyudmila Volkova - decorative photography without filters will be presented, and ice has become a connecting element and an unpredictable co-author of the images.

The new project of the photographer Lyudmila Volkova "Izmoroz" includes photographs taken in the genre of still life: decorative, interior photography. A striking feature is that the work is done in ice, this gives the photographs a similarity to painting. Two people are involved in the creation - a photographer and an ice. No filters or other Photoshop features. Ice gives a different volume, a different depth, turning a photographic image into a painting. Ice is an unpredictable matter, which can give bubbles at the moment of shooting, slightly cloud the image, because of this the frame becomes vivid, “non-staged”.

Lyudmila Volkova, the author of the series - a member of the St. Petersburg Union of Journalists, is a member of the Hermitage pool of journalists. For over ten years she was a photojournalist, collaborated with many newspapers and magazines in St. Petersburg and Moscow, in the early 1990s she worked as a photographer at the Lenfilm film studio. In 2020, the documentary film Alchemist of Cinema. Remembering Fellini ”, in which Lyudmila acted simultaneously as a cameraman, photographer and interviewer. Participant of many photo exhibitions, as well as the author of more than ten personal exhibitions that took place in St. Petersburg (Dostoevsky Museum, Anna Akhmatova Museum, Museum of the History of St. Petersburg, Pushkin House), Moscow (Library of Foreign Literature named after M. Rudomino), in Ulyanovsk, Berlin )Russian House), Dresden, Rome (National Library).