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The exhibition "Seven Fridays" is a project about how time moves according to its own laws, and we try to keep up without losing ourselves. Seven Fridays are seven personal strategies of the artists from the art group "Fantazery" (Fantasers). They explore the transition from a nervous twitch after a report that "was due yesterday" to aimless scrolling through social media feeds, from a strictly organized desk to creative chaos in the head, from expecting a miracle to decisive action (for example, finally turning off notifications). "Friday" here is not a day of the week, but a borderline state of mind: the last frontier before freedom. The artists invite viewers to reflect on the meaning of the phrase "seven Fridays a week" today: impermanence, irony over plans, freedom from schedule, or a reminder that life doesn't fit into strict schedules. The project presents seven personal strategies of the artists from the art group, captured in paintings and graphic works. It's a transition from a nervous twitch after an urgent report to aimlessly scrolling through a news feed, from a strict desk routine to creative chaos in the head, from expecting a miracle to decisive action (for example, finally turning off annoying notifications on your phone). "Friday" here isn't a specific day of the week, but a special borderline state of mind: the last frontier before long-awaited freedom. "In this project, we explore the nature of mutability and the polyphony of the inner self in an era of total multitasking," comments exhibition curator Ekaterina Savenok. "'Seven Fridays' is an opportunity to view our daily 'gear changes' not as chaos, but as a unique artistic perspective accessible to each of us." The art group "Fantazery" is a group of like-minded friends, accomplished artists with their own distinct style, exhibition history, and background. In their previous projects ("Bright Benches," "Poems and Rabbits," and others), they have repeatedly proven their ability to transform the everyday into visual metaphors, creating worlds full of kindness, light, and free imagination. The new exhibition continues this line, inviting the viewer to reflect on the eternal in the context of the modern pace of life. Group exhibition: "Seven Fridays." Artists of the "Fantazery" art group: Morkovkin (Nikita Lytkin), Lena Utikaya (Elena Sokolskaya), Svetlana Bogacheva, BAgno, Aksinya Frantseva, Ekaterina Savenok, Zhenya Zhari. Curator: Ekaterina Savenok. Dates: July 10 - August 10, 2026 Venue: Svetlov Central City Medical Hospital (Moscow, 1 Bolshaya Sadovaya Street). Age rating: 12+. https://www.svetlovka.ru/events/other... https://t.me/fantazery_art https://taplink.cc/fantazery.art https://disk.yandex.ru/i/2Lzn9FP0dfbolw EN The exhibition "Seven Fridays" is a project about how time moves according to its own laws, and we try to keep up without losing ourselves. Seven Fridays are seven personal strategies of the artists from the art group "Fantazery" (Fantasers). They explore the transition from a nervous twitch after a report that "was due yesterday" to aimless scrolling through social media feeds, from a strictly organized desk to creative chaos in the head, from expecting a miracle to action decisive (for example, finally turning off notifications). "Friday" here is not a day of the week, but a borderline state of mind: the last frontier before freedom. The artists invite viewers to reflect on the meaning of the phrase "seven Fridays a week" today: impermanence, irony over plans, freedom from schedule, or a reminder that life doesn't fit into strict schedules. The project presents seven personal strategies of the artists from the art group, captured in paintings and graphic works. It's a transition from a nervous twitch after an urgent report to aimlessly scrolling through a news feed, from a strict desk routine to creative chaos in the head, from expecting a miracle to decisive action (for example, finally turning off annoying notifications on your phone). "Friday" here isn't a specific day of the week, but a special borderline state of mind: the last frontier before long-awaited freedom. "In this project, we explore the nature of mutability and the polyphony of the inner self in an era of total multitasking," comments exhibition curator Ekaterina Savenok. "'Seven Fridays' is an opportunity to view our daily 'gear changes' not as chaos, but as a unique artistic perspective accessible to each of us." The art group "Fantazery" is a group of like-minded friends, accomplished artists with their distinct own style, exhibition history, and background. In their previous projects ("Bright Benches," "Poems and Rabbits," and others), they have repeatedly proven their ability to transform the everyday into visual metaphors, creating worlds full of kindness, light, and free imagination. The new exhibition continues this line, inviting the viewer to reflect on the eternal in the context of the modern pace of ...