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THE NORTH WIND
Renata Litvinova and Gosha Rubchinskiy
October 1 — October 24, 2021
Triumph Gallery
Triumph Gallery
The North Wind, the play by Renata Litvinova, was first performed on stage in 2017, followed by a movie of the same name released four years after.
Triumph gallery presents The North Wind, a project by Renata Litvinova and Gosha Rubchinskiy, comprising the book and an eponymous exhibition.
The North Wind, the play by Renata Litvinova, was first performed on stage in 2017, followed by a movie of the same name released four years after. This fall, the text is published for the first time as a book with specially commissioned photography by Gosha Rubchinskiy. In the runup to the book launch, a companion exhibition is shown at Triumph gallery that fleshes out the mythology of the play’s setting and characters.
The North Wind, the play by Renata Litvinova, was first performed on stage in 2017, followed by a movie of the same name released four years after. This fall, the text is published for the first time as a book with specially commissioned photography by Gosha Rubchinskiy. In the runup to the book launch, a companion exhibition is shown at Triumph gallery that fleshes out the mythology of the play’s setting and characters.
Triumph gallery presents The North Wind, a project by Renata Litvinova and Gosha Rubchinskiy, comprising the book and an eponymous exhibition.
The North Wind, the play by Renata Litvinova, was first performed on stage in 2017, followed by a movie of the same name released four years after. This fall, the text is published for the first time as a book with specially commissioned photography by Gosha Rubchinskiy. In the runup to the book launch, a companion exhibition is shown at Triumph gallery that fleshes out the mythology of the play’s setting and characters.
The North Wind, the play by Renata Litvinova, was first performed on stage in 2017, followed by a movie of the same name released four years after. This fall, the text is published for the first time as a book with specially commissioned photography by Gosha Rubchinskiy. In the runup to the book launch, a companion exhibition is shown at Triumph gallery that fleshes out the mythology of the play’s setting and characters.
The centerpiece of the exhibited series is the author herself, posing as different characters from The North Wind: the Eternal Alice, her daughters Lotta and Margarita, Cousin Boris, Benedict and his fiancé Fanny. The black-and-white photos by Rubchinskiy show the characters wondering in smoke-clad spaces, frozen still on the cusp of their disintegration — a theater foyer, an abandoned mansion, a barely discernable landscape. The artistic styling taps the retro aesthetic and refers to such classics of portrait photography as Cecil Beaton and Lee Miller.
The exhibition features over 60 photographs, including unique polaroids. The exposition is augmented with stage props, video and audio installations.
Сurator: Marina Bobileva
The exhibition features over 60 photographs, including unique polaroids. The exposition is augmented with stage props, video and audio installations.
Сurator: Marina Bobileva
The centerpiece of the exhibited series is the author herself, posing as different characters from The North Wind: the Eternal Alice, her daughters Lotta and Margarita, Cousin Boris, Benedict and his fiancé Fanny. The black-and-white photos by Rubchinskiy show the characters wondering in smoke-clad spaces, frozen still on the cusp of their disintegration — a theater foyer, an abandoned mansion, a barely discernable landscape. The artistic styling taps the retro aesthetic and refers to such classics of portrait photography as Cecil Beaton and Lee Miller.
The exhibition features over 60 photographs, including unique polaroids. The exposition is augmented with stage props, video and audio installations.
Сurator: Marina Bobileva
The exhibition features over 60 photographs, including unique polaroids. The exposition is augmented with stage props, video and audio installations.
Сurator: Marina Bobileva
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