Dates: 12/09/2025 - 14/09/2025
Address: Timiryazev Center, Booth B8
Artists: José Manuel Ballester, Natalia Spechinskaya, Ilya Gaponov, Stas Bags
Natalia Spechinskaya’s installation arranges a series of old chairs, each holding a plaster cast of a face—traces of presence turned into silent witnesses of absence. The composition quietly speaks of memory, physicality, and the gradual fading of the human form.
José Manuel Ballester empties space of figures, bringing it to the edge of sacred silence, while Stas Bags renders landscape as a pixelated mirage. Here, everything feels familiar yet just beyond grasp—like trying to recall something you’ve never actually seen.
Ilya Gaponov’s landscapes rush past as if glimpsed from a moving car. His views are like place-codes worn smooth into universal signs—recognizable without being named, resting in perception as a kind of background hum.
José Manuel Ballester empties space of figures, bringing it to the edge of sacred silence, while Stas Bags renders landscape as a pixelated mirage. Here, everything feels familiar yet just beyond grasp—like trying to recall something you’ve never actually seen.
Ilya Gaponov’s landscapes rush past as if glimpsed from a moving car. His views are like place-codes worn smooth into universal signs—recognizable without being named, resting in perception as a kind of background hum.