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Infinity refers to several distinct concepts, linked to the idea of "without end" which arise in philosophy, mathematics, and theology. The sculpture is based on the Mobius strip, a surface with only one side and only one boundary component. This work is a modification of the original Mobius strips ...
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2021
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Plamen Yordanov
United States
Plamen Yordanov is an American, cross-disciplinary artist, based in Chicago. His practice encompasses a variety of media and approaches, reflecting his diverse academic and professional background. Yordanov earned his MFA in painting from the National Academy of Arts in Sofia, Bulgaria. He furthered his studies at the Antonio Ratti Foundation in Como, Italy, in 1995, where he took the Advanced Course in Visual Arts under Prof. Joseph Kosuth, with curators Giacinto Di Pietrantonio and Angela Vettese. In 1997, he deepened his engagement with Public Art at Salzburg’s International Summer Academy of Fine Arts under the guidance of Prof. Agnes Denes. Plamen Yordanov has been the founder and director of the PLAMEN Art Foundation since 2008. A passionate advocate for community engagement, he acquired and began restoring a historic abandoned church in South Chicago in 2018. His foundation’s work aims to transform the site into a dynamic, multi-disciplinary art center that serves as both his studio and home, fostering creativity and collaboration in the community. Yordanov’s work has been featured in numerous prestigious exhibitions worldwide, including the Queens Museum of Art, New York (2009 & 2010); Chicago Cultural Center (2007); Daley Center, Chicago (2007; 2008; 2009); The National Palace of Culture, Sofia, Bulgaria; and the National Art Museum of China, Beijing (2010). Notable exhibitions also include "Re: Contemplating the Void" and "Design it" at the Guggenheim Museum, New York (2009 & 2010), and MASS MoCA, North Adams (2011). Additionally, he participated in the 4th Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art (2011) and the Venice Biennale (2013). In February 2022, a significant milestone in Yordanov’s career was achieved with the launch of a small silver sculpture from his INFINITY series aboard the International Space Station. This work is part of an ongoing international art project aimed at establishing the first art museum on the Moon, with the sculpture's landing on the lunar surface scheduled for late 2026.
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