Nikolay Koshelev’s personal exhibition The Moon Pool.Archive, which is currently running at the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, presents archive of an artist that Nikolay had invented, Alexander Zilverkhov, who allegedly lived and worked in the Russian Empire at the turn of the 20th century and established a close professional relationship with the legend of the Russian Ballet Seasons in Europe, Sergei Diaghilev. The exhibition turns the museum hall into a theatrical space, which refers the viewer to the aesthetics of the Russian Seasons.
«The Moonpool. Achive» первая персональная выставка Николая Кошелева в Государственной Третьяковской галерее в Москве, где Николай демонстрировал архив придуманного им художника Александра Зильверхова, который якобы жил и работал в Российской Империи на рубеже веков и завязал тесные профессиональные отношения с легендой русских «Балетных сезонов» в Европе Сергеем Дягилевым. Проект повествует о нереализованной и вымышленной театральной постановке, которая должна была быть осуществлена в рамках «Русских сезонов».
Nikolai, rooting his works in Russian Symbolism, has throughout his creative career worked towards showing his art in the State Museum alongside the key representatives of that movement – Mikhail Vrubel, Konstantin Somov and Viktor Borisov-Musatov. Finding himself with them in the same halls and in the same space, Koshelev asked himself a question: “What next? What do you do if your works have already found their place? Is that really the end of the road for them?”
Николай, ведущий свое творчество от русского символизма, на протяжении всего своего пути в искусстве шел к показу своих работ в Государственном Музее, где экспонируются работы главных представителей этого направления –– Михаила Врубеля, Константина Сомова, Виктора Борисова-Мусатова. Оказавшись же с ними в одних залах, в одном пространстве, Кошелев задался вопросом: «А что дальше? Что делать, если твои работы уже на своем месте? Неужели тем самым твой путь завершился?»
Exploring the possibilities of new digital medium. The CG born and generated set of materials for upcoming “Exported from Museum” NFT drop.
Sharing with you close ups of synthetic material we have created for our first drop.
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Nikolay Koshelev continues the tradition of crafts ceramics, that gained worldwide recognition at the turn of the century, owing to the works of the artists such as Mikhail Vrubel and Viktor Vasnetsov.
To export this piece from the museum, we have used the latest technologies of 3D real-time scanning in order to bring it up to you in the most detailed and realistic form that it could be ever presented in NFT.
All-seeing skull | Animated for eternity, 2021
Edition of 3
First animated sculpture exported from museum
Nikolay Koshelev x Instigators
Courtesy of Instigators and the Artist
Exclusively available on Rarible.com on April 16.
Edition of 3
First animated sculpture exported from museum
Nikolay Koshelev x Instigators
Courtesy of Instigators and the Artist
Exclusively available on Rarible.com on April 16.
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Digital Replica
Mask Ankh | Packed for Eternity
Edition of 366
Nikolay Koshelev x Instigators
Courtesy of Instigators and the Artist
Exclusively available on @rariblecom on April 16.
Mask Ankh | Packed for Eternity
Edition of 366
Nikolay Koshelev x Instigators
Courtesy of Instigators and the Artist
Exclusively available on @rariblecom on April 16.
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