Exhibition Helena Il'ichevo Gallery "AURUM"

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Centre for Contemporary Art "AURUM" is a new art project
Helena Il'ichevo"Reallocation" from the series "Manuscripts of the Old Masters."

The basis of this exhibition is to present new works by Helen
Il'icheva, which will be presented in the main hall of the gallery. And in
small hall audience will see the artist's works were written in
Between 1979 and 2009 and will be able to trace the entire
creative history of Helena Il'ichevo.

The exhibition will be held from February 11 to March 3, 2011
Odessa, str. Pasteur 46, tel. 048 700 9005, admission free!

The concept:

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Still life - nature is favorable for expression of the artist.

All human life is surrounded by objects and the composition of these objects can be judged on the preferences of a person in a certain period of time. Antique household items, like small works of art that have survived those artists who performed them, the people who use them and come in our time a kind of reservoir iegorii.

Still life funds - it is an integral part of the art studio. Wooden melenki for spices, brass mortar, ceramic vessels, silver knives, multi-colored precious drapery - all this is an interesting collection of items for the inspiration of the artist.
When writing the still life objects come to life in its diversity and inseparable. Overflow from one subject to another is by the rules "nice neighborhood". The atmosphere of human presence in space, there is a picture of a topic and associatively selected items. Where anything goes ceremony-tasting Brazilian coffee - rough homespun drapery, scattered on her coffee beans, antique coffee grinder, clear bottle of smoked glass, a small ceramic cup and saucer, black and white photography old steam locomotive, a roll of the manuscript to print, antique bowls weights with patina, silver spoons scattered, rough whitewashed walls with wrought nails driven into ... the name of such works - "The aroma of coffee ..."

Upon completion of the exhibition will move to St. Petersburg where he will
represented in the "St. Isaac's Cathedral" (Smolny)