The Municipal Gallery’s guest program presents graphic artist Vladimir Landkoff.
The project features the artist’s graphic fantasies in the form of models and diagrams of various artistic spaces.
The main visual element is a white sheet of paper.
All spatial drawings have a loose, sketch-like character, emphasizing their model-like, schematic, and generalized nature.
The linearly interpreted space incorporates the artist’s ideas about the physical features of the urban environment (houses, streets, parks), as well as symbolic representations of this space.
The symbolic drawings, suggested by the artist’s imagination and subconscious, respond freely to their time and reflect the style of their era. They are devoid of detail and executed spontaneously and in a generalized manner.
These are either references to famous artists of classical modernism (Calder, Léger), certain figures inspired, for example, by Jugendstil, or simply architectural and spatial objects bearing certain signs of their time.
These graphic images form individual spaces, each of which…