Exhibited Work: New Color Installation
Duration: 1 July – 31 July 2010
Exhibited work: New Color
Event type: Group Show
Curator: Daria Pyrkina, Daria Kamyshnikova
Organizer: National Centre for Contemporary Arts, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Stella Art Foundation
Venue: Moscow, Russia
The 4th Moscow Biennale for Young Art, titled “Qui Vive?”, brought together over 600 artists and collectives from around the world, selected from more than 2,500 open submissions. The Biennale’s expansive program, comprising 40 curated projects, occupied major museums, galleries, and independent art spaces across Moscow, reflecting the dynamic diversity of emerging artistic practices at the time.
Within this framework, Egor Kraft’s installation New Color explored the poetics of perception and the mediated construction of visual reality in the digital age. Positioned at the intersection of art, technology, and philosophy, the work addressed the instability of representation and the algorithmic processes that shape how color, form, and meaning are experienced.
Kraft’s contribution to “Qui Vive?” aligned with the Biennale’s mission to foreground experimental and conceptually engaged practices that redefine the parameters of contemporary visual culture.
Exhibited Work: New Color Installation
Duration: 1 July – 31 July 2010
Exhibited work: New Color
Event type: Group Show
Curator: Daria Pyrkina, Daria Kamyshnikova
Organizer: National Centre for Contemporary Arts, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Stella Art Foundation
Venue: Moscow, Russia
The 4th Moscow Biennale for Young Art, titled “Qui Vive?”, brought together over 600 artists and collectives from around the world, selected from more than 2,500 open submissions. The Biennale’s expansive program, comprising 40 curated projects, occupied major museums, galleries, and independent art spaces across Moscow, reflecting the dynamic diversity of emerging artistic practices at the time.
Within this framework, Egor Kraft’s installation New Color explored the poetics of perception and the mediated construction of visual reality in the digital age. Positioned at the intersection of art, technology, and philosophy, the work addressed the instability of representation and the algorithmic processes that shape how color, form, and meaning are experienced.
Kraft’s contribution to “Qui Vive?” aligned with the Biennale’s mission to foreground experimental and conceptually engaged practices that redefine the parameters of contemporary visual culture.
Ikejiri, Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan
Neubau, Vienna, Austria
E. G. Kraft – artist-researcher, founder
Anna Kraft – researcher, director
mail[at]kraft.studio
Ikejiri, Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan
Neubau, Vienna, Austria
mail[at]kraft.studio
E. G. Kraft – artist-researcher, founder
Anna Kraft – researcher, director
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