ROMAN GOLOVKO. HIDDEN CATEGORIES Automatic translate

The Vadim Sidur Museum and the Moscow Museum of Modern Art present Roman Golovko’s personal project Hidden Categories. Creating a dialogue of objectivity, sound and a moving image, the artist explores the result of the technogenic intervention of modern civilization in the natural landscape.

The concept of landscape is seen today as the focus of memory and cultural identity. Historical and social processes are encrypted in it. In Hidden Categories, Roman Golovko tries to imagine how the voice of the earth could sound if it had a special organ that would allow it to speak or sing.

The exhibition project continues the discussions of the Soviet sculptor Vadim Sidur, which he began back in the 1970s, about the problems that arise between humanity and the environment in the perspective of the development of scientific and technological progress.