Atlas XXI, The Epoch series, 2020
Andrey and Aleksey Kulibin  

Sculpture : acrylic, mirror · 115 x 115 x 8 cm 45.3 x 45.3 x 3.1 inch

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Sculpture : Unique artwork

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acrylic , mirror , without pedestal

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115 x 115 x 8 cm 45.3 x 45.3 x 3.1 inch Height x Width x Depth

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The artwork depicts Atlas holding up a smiling emoji. The area around emoji’s eyes is made of a material called the Black Mirror. This element is used in each artwork of the series (David XXI, Zeus XXI, Atlas XXI, Medusa XXI, Demeter XXI and Afrodita XXI). Black Mirror is a reference to smartphones’ and other gadgets’ black screens.

Yellow is a classic emoji color. In Atlas XXI, a yellow image is embodied in a smiling emoji on Atlas’s shoulders. The yellow light coming from a flock emoji is a metaphor for digital corporations’ influence on a Human, our culture and role in a modern world.

Street art

Portrait

Wall sculpture

figurative

Composition

Graffiti

Black

Yellow

Ukraine  • 1993

Presentation

Andrey and Alexey Kulibin are self-taught artists who established their studio in 2020. The advertising industry seemed too bureaucratic and regulated to us, so one day in 2019 we simply decided to create what we wanted. On the fly, using improvised materials, we made a three-dimensional sculpture. This was the first step towards creating our studio, where we could create without any restrictions and at any time. Since we didn't have specialized artistic education, we started creating art objects without any limits, sculpture and painting, and eventually mixing came to a recognizable style.

We work in mixed media - painting, sculpture, and digital art.

Having experience working with advertising, we began exploring the properties of industrial materials and equipment. Over the past 3 years, this has led to the use of a wide range of methods and forms.

Our artistic method is based on the combination of painting and three-dimensional forms created using CNC equipment and 3D printers.

In our artworks, we explore the theme of social transformation in the modern technological world, where human attention has acquired the status of a commodity.

For this reason, on the studio's Instagram page, we use content featuring a professional actor posing as an artist. This is a creative metaphor, and this handsome bearded actor has nothing to do with creating art.

Everything that happens on Instagram/TikTok/Facebook... usually has nothing to do with real life. It's all a deception wrapped in a beautiful picture.

Exhibition history:

Group exhibition at The Holy Art gallery, London (September 20 - October 19, 2022).

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