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A WAVE OF DREAMS
September 4 — October 11, 2020
Triumph gallery
Triumph gallery
Dreaming is both a mental and a cultural experience which continues to interest psychologists, philosophers and sleep therapists for hundreds of years despite it being a routine ritual.
Triumph Gallery presents a group exhibition A Wave of Dreams that unites more than 30 artists who in their works explored the phenomenon of seeing dreams. Dreaming is both a mental and a cultural experience which continues to interest psychologists, philosophers and sleep therapists for hundreds of years despite it being a routine ritual. Dreams and their nature still raise numerous questions and researching them is filled with various hypotheses that are yet to be scientifically confirmed or disproved. Dreaming and its many aspects is turned into a subject of artistic reflection in the exhibition narrative.
Triumph Gallery presents a group exhibition A Wave of Dreams that unites more than 30 artists who in their works explored the phenomenon of seeing dreams. Dreaming is both a mental and a cultural experience which continues to interest psychologists, philosophers and sleep therapists for hundreds of years despite it being a routine ritual. Dreams and their nature still raise numerous questions and researching them is filled with various hypotheses that are yet to be scientifically confirmed or disproved. Dreaming and its many aspects is turned into a subject of artistic reflection in the exhibition narrative.
Sleeping is as important part of life as wakefulness. Even though the former is passive and in the unconscious, it affects our perception of reality. This relationship between reality and dreams is so ephemeral, it is hard to find the phantom line between objective truth and the surreal world of visions and fantasies.
The exhibition explores the dream phenomenon from different angles. Using various media, the artists analyse the edges of dreaming and borderline states. Referring to the ancient tradition of dream interpretation, they find in them warnings and prophecies (Anatoly Akue). Explore the borderline state between dream and reality as a paranoid feeling of losing touch with reality (Evgenia Voronova, Katya Tsareva). In some cases, the memories of the past switch places with dreams, as if emerging from each other (Kristina Aksentova), in others the visions of the future bleed through like recurring stress dreams (Alexander Dashevskiy).
The exhibition explores the dream phenomenon from different angles. Using various media, the artists analyse the edges of dreaming and borderline states. Referring to the ancient tradition of dream interpretation, they find in them warnings and prophecies (Anatoly Akue). Explore the borderline state between dream and reality as a paranoid feeling of losing touch with reality (Evgenia Voronova, Katya Tsareva). In some cases, the memories of the past switch places with dreams, as if emerging from each other (Kristina Aksentova), in others the visions of the future bleed through like recurring stress dreams (Alexander Dashevskiy).
Sleeping is as important part of life as wakefulness. Even though the former is passive and in the unconscious, it affects our perception of reality. This relationship between reality and dreams is so ephemeral, it is hard to find the phantom line between objective truth and the surreal world of visions and fantasies.
The exhibition explores the dream phenomenon from different angles. Using various media, the artists analyse the edges of dreaming and borderline states. Referring to the ancient tradition of dream interpretation, they find in them warnings and prophecies (Anatoly Akue). Explore the borderline state between dream and reality as a paranoid feeling of losing touch with reality (Evgenia Voronova, Katya Tsareva). In some cases, the memories of the past switch places with dreams, as if emerging from each other (Kristina Aksentova), in others the visions of the future bleed through like recurring stress dreams (Alexander Dashevskiy).
The exhibition explores the dream phenomenon from different angles. Using various media, the artists analyse the edges of dreaming and borderline states. Referring to the ancient tradition of dream interpretation, they find in them warnings and prophecies (Anatoly Akue). Explore the borderline state between dream and reality as a paranoid feeling of losing touch with reality (Evgenia Voronova, Katya Tsareva). In some cases, the memories of the past switch places with dreams, as if emerging from each other (Kristina Aksentova), in others the visions of the future bleed through like recurring stress dreams (Alexander Dashevskiy).
Sometimes metaphysical images come up like accidental visions (Alexandra Kokacheva, Issy Wood). The feelings of déjà vu (Kirill Basalaev, Victoria Kosheleva) and dream journals (Anka Akhalaia, Yulia Virko) also became subject to artistic reflection. Through the works, we enter an extraordinary world of fantastical images (Anna Andrzhievkaya, crocodilePOWER, Roma Peeks), nightmares (Blue Soup, Charlie Isoe) and drifting dreams (Alexander Brodsky, Andrey Berger, Yun Kyung Jeong).
The exhibition A Wave of Dreams is an attempt to analyse dreams from an artistic point of view and to contemplate on the ways dreams become sources of creative inspiration and new artistic images. It is asking how to communicate the immaterial world of dreams using artistic language, how to convey the borderline state of the psyche through works of art.
The exhibition A Wave of Dreams is an attempt to analyse dreams from an artistic point of view and to contemplate on the ways dreams become sources of creative inspiration and new artistic images. It is asking how to communicate the immaterial world of dreams using artistic language, how to convey the borderline state of the psyche through works of art.
Sometimes metaphysical images come up like accidental visions (Alexandra Kokacheva, Issy Wood). The feelings of déjà vu (Kirill Basalaev, Victoria Kosheleva) and dream journals (Anka Akhalaia, Yulia Virko) also became subject to artistic reflection. Through the works, we enter an extraordinary world of fantastical images (Anna Andrzhievkaya, crocodilePOWER, Roma Peeks), nightmares (Blue Soup, Charlie Isoe) and drifting dreams (Alexander Brodsky, Andrey Berger, Yun Kyung Jeong).
The exhibition A Wave of Dreams is an attempt to analyse dreams from an artistic point of view and to contemplate on the ways dreams become sources of creative inspiration and new artistic images. It is asking how to communicate the immaterial world of dreams using artistic language, how to convey the borderline state of the psyche through works of art.
The exhibition A Wave of Dreams is an attempt to analyse dreams from an artistic point of view and to contemplate on the ways dreams become sources of creative inspiration and new artistic images. It is asking how to communicate the immaterial world of dreams using artistic language, how to convey the borderline state of the psyche through works of art.
The exhibition is curated in such a way that the viewer would be able to experience the sensations that belong to the dream world. The gallery space will become the border zone in which objective reality is no longer dominant, giving way to illusion.
The exhibition is presented with the support of the Cultural Space Foundation. Visiting the exhibition requires registration available on the gallery website. Choose a convenient time and day to visit. Please note that the number of sessions is limited. Plan your visit in advance. You can cancel your session by emailing us at info@truimph‑gallery.ru or calling +7 (495) 162‑08‑93.
The exhibition is presented with the support of the Cultural Space Foundation. Visiting the exhibition requires registration available on the gallery website. Choose a convenient time and day to visit. Please note that the number of sessions is limited. Plan your visit in advance. You can cancel your session by emailing us at info@truimph‑gallery.ru or calling +7 (495) 162‑08‑93.
Sleepyhead
2020
Acrylic and oil on canvas
60 × 85 cm
2020
Acrylic and oil on canvas
60 × 85 cm
Sleepyhead
2020
Acrylic and oil on canvas
60 × 85 cm
2020
Acrylic and oil on canvas
60 × 85 cm
The exhibition is curated in such a way that the viewer would be able to experience the sensations that belong to the dream world. The gallery space will become the border zone in which objective reality is no longer dominant, giving way to illusion.
The exhibition is presented with the support of the Cultural Space Foundation. Visiting the exhibition requires registration available on the gallery website. Choose a convenient time and day to visit. Please note that the number of sessions is limited. Plan your visit in advance. You can cancel your session by emailing us at info@truimph‑gallery.ru or calling +7 (495) 162‑08‑93.
The exhibition is presented with the support of the Cultural Space Foundation. Visiting the exhibition requires registration available on the gallery website. Choose a convenient time and day to visit. Please note that the number of sessions is limited. Plan your visit in advance. You can cancel your session by emailing us at info@truimph‑gallery.ru or calling +7 (495) 162‑08‑93.
Curator: Polina Mogilina
Artists:
AES+F, crocodilePOWER, Charlie Isoe, Kristina Aksentova, Anatoly Akue, Anna Andrzhievskaya, Daniil Antropov, Anka Akhalaia, Kirill Basalaev, Andrey Berger, Alexander Brodsky Sr., Alexander Brodsky Jr., Yulia Virko, Evgenia Voronova, Issy Wood, Dmitry Gutov, Alexander Dashevskiy, Vladimir Kartashov, Alexandra Kokacheva, Victoria Kosheleva, Maxim Ksuta, Asia Marakulina, Ruslan Martynov, Nikolay Onischenko, Alexandra Paperno, Roma Peeks, Haim Sokol, Blue Soup, Sergey Filatov, Eva Helki, Katya Tsareva, Yun Kyung Jeong
Artists:
AES+F, crocodilePOWER, Charlie Isoe, Kristina Aksentova, Anatoly Akue, Anna Andrzhievskaya, Daniil Antropov, Anka Akhalaia, Kirill Basalaev, Andrey Berger, Alexander Brodsky Sr., Alexander Brodsky Jr., Yulia Virko, Evgenia Voronova, Issy Wood, Dmitry Gutov, Alexander Dashevskiy, Vladimir Kartashov, Alexandra Kokacheva, Victoria Kosheleva, Maxim Ksuta, Asia Marakulina, Ruslan Martynov, Nikolay Onischenko, Alexandra Paperno, Roma Peeks, Haim Sokol, Blue Soup, Sergey Filatov, Eva Helki, Katya Tsareva, Yun Kyung Jeong
The Future Brewing in the Corner
2016
Acrylic on canvas, mixed media
160 × 140 cm
2016
Acrylic on canvas, mixed media
160 × 140 cm
The Future Brewing in the Corner
2016
Acrylic on canvas, mixed media
160 × 140 cm
2016
Acrylic on canvas, mixed media
160 × 140 cm
Curator: Polina Mogilina
Artists:
AES+F, crocodilePOWER, Charlie Isoe, Kristina Aksentova, Anatoly Akue, Anna Andrzhievskaya, Daniil Antropov, Anka Akhalaia, Kirill Basalaev, Andrey Berger, Alexander Brodsky Sr., Alexander Brodsky Jr., Yulia Virko, Evgenia Voronova, Issy Wood, Dmitry Gutov, Alexander Dashevskiy, Vladimir Kartashov, Alexandra Kokacheva, Victoria Kosheleva, Maxim Ksuta, Asia Marakulina, Ruslan Martynov, Nikolay Onischenko, Alexandra Paperno, Roma Peeks, Haim Sokol, Blue Soup, Sergey Filatov, Eva Helki, Katya Tsareva, Yun Kyung Jeong
Artists:
AES+F, crocodilePOWER, Charlie Isoe, Kristina Aksentova, Anatoly Akue, Anna Andrzhievskaya, Daniil Antropov, Anka Akhalaia, Kirill Basalaev, Andrey Berger, Alexander Brodsky Sr., Alexander Brodsky Jr., Yulia Virko, Evgenia Voronova, Issy Wood, Dmitry Gutov, Alexander Dashevskiy, Vladimir Kartashov, Alexandra Kokacheva, Victoria Kosheleva, Maxim Ksuta, Asia Marakulina, Ruslan Martynov, Nikolay Onischenko, Alexandra Paperno, Roma Peeks, Haim Sokol, Blue Soup, Sergey Filatov, Eva Helki, Katya Tsareva, Yun Kyung Jeong
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