On March 10th, DiDi Gallery hosted the opening of Alexander Kipsone's solo exhibition, "Critically Normal."
Alexander Kipsone is a contemporary St. Petersburg-based author and street artist who responds to the unconscious voice of street walls and textures, old-school hip-hop, and the resonant texts of philosophical books.
Critically Normal is an oxymoronic project, on the one hand manically suspecting the world of "normality" against freedom, and on the other, with equal passion, offering a detailed pictographic plan for the new norm and new truths. An eclectic flow of words and quotes constantly shifts in tone, echoing the artist's creative or destructive moods, as he sometimes covers the canvas with multiple layers of paint, sometimes burns it, censors it, or restores order.
For more information about the exhibition, please see the "Exhibitions" section.
St. Petersburg, Bolshoy Prospekt V.O., 62.
Tuesday – Sunday, 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM. Free admission.
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