The project presents panoramas formed from authentic city imprints, transforming the city into a vessel of memory.
We engage with the physical surface, taking molds from objects using clay to capture the relief and the traces of time preserved within the architecture. After drying, the molds are coated with paint and used as printing matrices. Thus, the panoramas of Moscow are created not through drawing, but through actual fragments of surfaces.
All prints were made from polymer clay.
The chosen locations for plaster casting were historically rich points in Moscow: the Prechistenka Embankment and the Krutitsky Courtyard.
«Panorama of the Moscow River,» ink, acrylic, clay; size: 61 × 168 cm
«Krutitskoe Podvorye,» ink, acrylic, clay; size: 61 × 168 cm