Yuri Beloyvan: Exhibition "Other people" in the gallery SOVCOM

[Art-Galera]

From August 18 until 17 September 2011. Gallery SOVCOM (Moscow, st. Shchepkina 28) An exhibition of Yuri Beloyvana "Other People" (Photo and sculpture).

The famous traveler, photographer and sculptor Yuri Beloyvan is SOVCOM Gallery exhibition project "Other people". This - widescreen photo story about the differences and the unity of human beings: "At this moment in the world, with us live about 7 billion people. They are not bad and not good. They are simply people who do not like us. When we understand this, it becomes easier and easier to live on Earth. This was my project "- so says the author of the exhibition. (http://www.beloyvan.ru/otherpeople/#top)
Geo-ethnic or photo is now a fashionable trend in the art of photography. Often, if you have good equipment, these pictures were taken on board the aircraft personnel, swimming or a vehicle. In the case of Yuri Beloyvana - all the routes traversed on foot, the highest mountain in the world, including "seventhousanders", and conquered both poles of their own (behind in mountaineer and explorer Argentine Andes, Mount Elbrus, Cho-Oyu (Tibet), Alaska, Mont Blanc, extinct volcano Chimborazo in South America, Carstensz Pyramid (Papua - New Guinea), Vinson Massif (highest point in Antarctica), and in May 2011, Yuri conquered Everest Beloyvan!

Finally, India. Where are all the "others" were on it at arm's length.
Perhaps this is the moment when ethnology stops, finally, to be "supporting" a historical discipline, and becomes the basis of image for the photographer. And he is aware of itself not a simple photo-lock, but the creator, or, perhaps, a transmitter of images of another world - a world of "other people".
Some of the portraits, which will be first presented at the exhibition, made in Tibet. But the majority - in India. During the 40-day religious festival Kumbh Mela. Full Kumbh Mela (a Sanskrit word that means the expression "the Feast of Jars") is celebrated every 12 years and collected a record number of pilgrims (the last time there were about 40 (!) Million). Incidentally, in connection with this religious festival in Allahabad even listed in the book "Guinness".
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