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Drawing, Charcoal on Paper
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This work is part of an early series of studies of bodies at rest and in motion, which led to my later interest in dance. These works explore ways that bodies occupy architectural space. In this particular work the man is simply leaning his head against a sloping ceiling. And through this small movement he is interacting with space around him and his movement becomes dance. I feel the suspended force that he is about to use to push off. Charcoal on bond paper
1998
Charcoal on Paper
One-of-a-kind Artwork
18 W x 24 H x 0.1 D in
Not Framed
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I am a practicing architect, and now looking back at some of the earlier studies that shaped my understanding of space, the movement of bodies in space, and my later interest in contemporary dance. I was born in Moscow and came to Canada when I was ten. I think I saw the world from a different side which made me more attentive to it. I enjoyed drawing and working as a theatre make-up artist - drawing directly on the body and transforming it. Twenty years later, I moved again, this time to London, England. I continued working in architecture and in parallel discovered the beauty of dance as a medium of composing form and capturing the fragility of the body. Another ten years later I moved again to Canada. I have always felt that time moves along an expanding spiral.
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