In 2022, the concept of the DiDi Gallery stand was built around reflections on urban space, its textures and mythologies.

Traditionally, combining the art of Leningrad nonconformism and the modern St. Petersburg art scene, we presented: Yevgenia Mikhnova-Voytenko, Aleksandra Kipsone and Artem Maksimov.

Creativity Evgenia Mikhnova-Voytenko became a starting point for reflections on flatness not only within the framework of the stand but of all Soviet art of the mid-20th century.

Alexander Kipsone, having a background in street art, reproduces the layers and textures of urban walls, complementing them with text and symbols. His painting is an intuitive collective image of our time.
Artyom Maximov, ceramist, works with the mythology of urban spaces, capturing couriers, gopniks, Khrushchyovkas, OMON officers in aesthetic ceramic figurines with white and gold glaze.

Abstract painting became the context and "environment" for the ironically aestheticized heroes of urban folklore.

The fair took place from September 14 to 17 at the Gostiny Dvor in Moscow. The DiDi Gallery team thanks the organizers, collectors, and everyone involved in this event!