Out of range

MMOMA, Moscow, 2015

The artists continue to explore the modern reality and man’s place in it. They refer to the topic of the artificial environment, which can change and deform the basic idea of the man and his historical identity. The virtual reality provides instant access to information in the global sense, as well as it is a space of infinite self-presentation. The authors point out that the result of irreversible changes is the appearance of new digital mythology, which increasingly fills the consciousness of the modern man.

The central plot of the artworks is a forest, endowed with sacred and mystical meanings. It is not only an area free of cell towers and fiber optic cables, but also a place of refuge and the similarity of purgatory of the modern man. The paintings narrate about strange signs and marks of unknown origin on trees, which the artists have accidentally discovered near their home.

«The Crocodile POWER art group invites us to emerge from the state of network consciousness, to become disconnected and to find ourselves in the forest of our own pristine, primordial chaos, to face our deep feelings, fears and loneliness. The artists invite us to lie down on the psychoanalyst’s couch. The difference is that it is neither about the treatment, nor about the possible consequences, nor about the fact that it can be a one-way trip»

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The Hunter

The Hunter

fiberglass, metal, wood, moss, 205x96x300cm

The Catcher

The Catcher

fiberglass, wood, 186x60x35cm

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Episode15

Episode15

oil on canvas, vanish, 50x50cm

Episode19

Episode19

oil on canvas, vanish, 50x50cm

Episode21

Episode21

oil on canvas, vanish, 50x50cm

Episode23

Episode23

oil on canvas, vanish, 50x50cm