Выставка Свободный стих от Юлии Лучкиной в галерее InGallery в центре КУБ в 4K60. Куратор Марина Пак

Ingallery presents an exhibition by artist Yulia Luchkina, whose creative credo is built on several fundamental concepts: SINCERITY, as the embodiment of what truly excites her in the current state and moment. FLEXIBILITY, as the ability to externally change under the influence of internal movements. Hence her love of various genres, themes, styles, colors, and materials. MEANING, or rather, a multitude of meanings in each image—numerous touches that impart beauty, volume, and unexpected impressions, creating the possibility of everything, all possibilities and manifestations. EMPTINESS, from which absolutely everything emerges and within which absolutely everything is contained. DIGNITY, as an attitude toward oneself, the viewer, and what happens between them. MINIMALISM, the highest level of perfection and understatement, when an image or form is perfected to the point of impeccability. They are total and ideal, yet without excess. The artist's creative impulse is often a thought, a word, sometimes an emotion or an impression. It was from this impression that the series of works entitled "FREE VERSE" was born. "Several years ago, my soul grew into Karen Dzhangirov's 'Jadzen.' These are three 'Jadzen' books, each with 200 texts. It is a delightful infinity, precision, and clarity. 'Karen Dzhangirov's system of knowledge, 'presented in a Zen format.' I grew into 'Jadzen' like a tree. It sounds funny, but I feel the world in the same way. For me, 'Jadzen' is that rare combination of words and meanings, when truths, what always remains between words and behind them, grow deeply thanks to the very structure and clarity... It's like an epiphany. Like a flash of magnesium. Something that is impossible to express, like the difference between a phenomenon and our perception of it. Like a voice from absolute reality to relative reality. I heard this voice, I heard this sound... The sound of silence, of gaps and pauses. I immediately wanted to put it down on paper. I'd been anticipating the beginning for almost a year, not even knowing what it would be like—maybe ten sheets of ink, maybe a sea of ​​expressive abstractions, or five monochrome, almost mathematically expressed collages. Then it clicked, "Yes, of course, that's it." It's collage and mixed media. And definitely not illustrations. More like a dialogue, or a chorus... Or my response, my perspective, and co-creation, albeit in the background, but mine. Like ripples from a stone." Yulia Luchkina, artist. Solo exhibition: FREE VERSE. Author: Yulia Luchkina. Exhibition curator: Marina Pak. Gallery: InGallery at the KUB Art Center. https://cube.moscow/personalnaya-vyst... https://ingallerycontemporary.com/fre... EN Ingallery presents an exhibition by artist Yulia Luchkina, whose creative credo is built on several fundamental concepts: SINCERITY, as the embodiment of what truly excites her in the current state and moment. FLEXIBILITY, as the ability to externally change under the influence of internal movements. Hence her love of various genres, themes, styles, colors, and materials. MEANING, or rather, a multitude of meanings in each image—numerous touches that impart beauty, volume, and unexpected impressions, creating the possibility of everything, all possibilities and manifestations. EMPTINESS, from which absolutely everything emerges and within which absolutely everything is contained. DIGNITY, as an attitude towards oneself, the viewer, and what happens between them. MINIMALISM, the highest level of perfection and understatement, when an image or form is perfected to the point of impeccability. They are total and ideal, yet without excess. The artist's creative impulse is often a thought, a word, sometimes an emotion or an impression. It was from this impression that the series of works entitled "FREE VERSE" was born. "Several years ago, my soul grew into Karen Dzhangirov's 'Jadzen.' These are three 'Jadzen' books, each with 200 texts. It is a delightful infinity, precision, and clarity. 'Karen Dzhangirov's system of knowledge, 'presented in a Zen format.' I grew into 'Jadzen' like a tree. It sounds funny, but I feel the world in the same way. For me, 'Jadzen' is that rare combination of words and meanings, when truths, what always remains between words and behind them, grow deeply thanks to the very structure and clarity... It's like an epiphany. Like a flash of magnesium. Something that is impossible to express, like the difference between a phenomenon and our perception of it. Like a voice from absolute reality to relative reality. I heard this voice, I heard this sound... The sound of silence, of gaps and pauses. I immediately wanted to put it down on paper. I'd been anticipating the beginning for almost a year, not even knowing what it would be like—maybe ten sheets of ink, maybe a sea of ​​expressive abstractions, or five monochrome, almost mathematically expressed collages. Then it clicked, "Yes, of course...