On December 24, the DiDi Gallery team together with guests and friends of the gallery celebrated the upcoming New Year by opening a solo exhibition Viktor Remishevsky SOL INVICTUS — "The Festival of the Unconquered Sun."
The exhibition features works in which the artist combined a narrative about the sun cult of Ancient Rome with the theme of militaristic propaganda: an installation of 13 army ammunition boxes, decorated by the artist like Christmas trees, a giant pistol hanging in the air made from an excavator chain, a three-meter-long melted railway rail.
"Everything is created by nature, and we must reverently perceive its creation and convey it to the extent that we are able to understand, through the artistic language: in dance, music, painting or performance—it doesn't matter, since it's all given to us," shared the artist in an interview with the DiDi curators.
You can find detailed information about the exhibition at in the "Exhibitions" section.
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