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The annual final exhibition of students, graduates and teachers of the National School of Design «Telling Storys. Big data.» curators: Alexandra Kuznetsov, Vladislav Efimov

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«Telling Storys. Big data» focuses on the attitude of artists towards modern ways of using, processing and visualizing information flows.

The methods of big data analysis, which are actively developing in all spheres of human activity, even in the field of poetic descriptions of the world, one of which is modern art. Visual and audio studies in the field of big data are conducted not only by scientists, but also by artists, photographers, designers.

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Preparations for the exhibition took place throughout the school year: a working group was set up, and an open call was announced for students, graduates and teachers of the School of Design and the Faculty of Creative Industries of the INES. Artists and designers, illustrators and designers, video artists and photographers, sound artists and programmers, and environmental and game designers were invited to participate. After discussion and joint refinement of the applications, two high-level data exhibitions were formed. One of them was prepared jointly with MOMMA and demonstrated at the museum building on Petrovka 25.

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Alena Saakian, making sculptures with my eyes closed, 2023

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From left to right: Catherine Ponomareva, DOM, 2023; Julia Krasova, Neirulki, 2023; Daria Arbuzova, Poems by Robot, 2023

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Julia Krasova, Neirulki, 2023

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Background: Daria Arbuzova, Poems by Robot, 2023

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Daria Arbuzova, Poems by Robot, 2023

In the project Poems by Robot, the artist’s interaction with the neuronet has been documented in a step-by-step manner. By offering artificial intelligence photographs of their designs and previous works, the author receives new images that form the basis of the sculptures presented. This cycle is repeated over and over again, opening the door to endless artistic production in conjunction with machine algorithms.

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Step Shacks, Artificial Mundancy, 2022

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On the left: Arena Semenenko, Formed Vision, 2023. On the right: Maria Brasholina, Visual Study of Physicality in 3D Graphics and CGI 2023

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Elena Bogatyrev, 10000111, 2023

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Louise Grigorian, 2022

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==Reception=========Sculpture==============================================================================================================================================)=============)========================================================== ===================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================== The project is based on a parable of blind, feeling an elephant in an attempt to create a complete image of it. They all represent the elephant in different ways and, as a result, none of the descriptions are correct.

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Left to right: Alain Philipova, Does no exist, 2023; Maria Rogova, general, 2023

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Alain Philippeov, Does no exist, 2023

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Maria Rogova, details of the general 2023

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Left to Right: Margarita Varakina, Trophires, 2022; Eric Savina, Message to Peace, 2023; Alexandra Pavlovska, Believe not, 2023

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Margaret Varakin, Trophires, 2022

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