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A group exhibition dedicated to abstraction has opened at the Ruarts Gallery in Moscow. The project features works by Soviet nonconformists and artists of the "street wave."

The exhibition features "Sign" (1987) by our gallery's artist Leonid Borisov, from the Ruarts Foundation collection.

Kathrin Borisov, exhibition curator:

Abstraction demands a deeper immersion—intellectual and even spiritual—than figurative art forms. The absence of a concrete image does not imply emptiness; it is a sensation built on the tension of line and the play of color. In the exhibition "Whisper of Lines, Noise of Color," lines transcend their role as contours and color as descriptions: they become a language of emotions, chance, and rhythms, requiring no translation.

June 20 – August 28, 2025

1st Zachatievsky Lane, 10, Moscow

Photo: Ruarts Gallery Press Office

A group exhibition dedicated to abstraction has opened at the Ruarts Gallery in Moscow. The project features works by Soviet nonconformists and artists of the "street wave."

The exhibition features "Sign" (1987) by our gallery's artist Leonid Borisov, from the Ruarts Foundation collection.

Kathrin Borisov, exhibition curator:

June 20 – August 28, 2025

1st Zachatievsky Lane, 10, Moscow

Photo: Ruarts Gallery Press Office

Leonid Borisov's work at the Ruarts exhibition

A group exhibition dedicated to abstraction has opened at the Ruarts Gallery in Moscow. The project features works by Soviet nonconformists and artists of the "street wave."

Leonid Borisov's work at the Ruarts exhibition

A group exhibition dedicated to abstraction has opened at the Ruarts Gallery in Moscow. The project features works by Soviet nonconformists and artists of the "street wave."