Exhibition of Marya Burago "Poor people" Automatic translate

Gallery Borey presents an exhibition of paintings by Marya Burago "Poor people."

The author writes the following about his exhibition:

“Poor people are poor not literally, not according to Dostoevsky. They, or rather all of us, are poor not so much economically as as a species that constantly lacks something to feel happy. However, this feeling of “lack” has become the engine of progress and the foundation of our civilization. Civilizations of the poor and very poor people who are still sometimes happy…

It’s difficult to write about yourself - work in archeology taught me always to “stay behind the scenes”, but “because of the shot” it is especially interesting to observe and spy on everyday life. Teaching, on the other hand, developed the habit of doing this, peeping, extremely delicately and, I hope, kindly. If courage was characteristic of me, the exhibition would be called "Benevolent Spy."

Marya Burago was born in Moscow in 1968. In 1985 she entered, and in 1992 she graduated from MARCH. She was fond of painting since childhood. She worked in archeology, designed interiors. Lives in Moscow, teaches painting.