Memoryscape.
Crumbling through fingers like dried soil, memory leaves only fragments of all the experiences we have had. Some of our memories contain seemingly foreign substances, or false details, that exist in our recollection of past events. Such false details are ultimately woven in with the rest of the threads of memory to form the larger tapestry that becomes our personal truth: a unique state of mind expansion either keeping us moored to the past or inspiring us to move forward.
Works by Xenia Dranysh, Olya Eliseeva, Natalia Ershova, Marina Fomenko, Gentle Women, Alexandra Mitlyanskaya, Elena Romenkova, Anna Sapunova, Lena Shtemberg, Andrey Suzdalev, Alexander Tarasenko, Leonid Tishkov, Yury Vasiliev, Kutay Yavuz, Maria Zaikina.
Embassy at 25PES.
Glasgow, Scotland.
Curated by Alexandra Orlova.
Assisted by Sofiya Galimullina.
Glasgow, Scotland.