Skripkina Ludmila

Liudmila Skripkina (Luisun) - is an artist from Odesa, Ukraine, who creates projects, installations, objects, and digital media.
Her projects explore the fragile relationship between viewer and artist, and viewer/artist and art institutions.
At the center of her artistic focus lies the theme of the binary and fractal nature of existence.
In such series as “Museum of the Spectator”, “Library with a Double Bottom”, “No Right to Deflate”, “Sweet Protest” and “Halves”, she reflects on the fragility of meaning and the absurdity of meaninglessness in the digital age.

Incomplete higher education in Pedagogy and Psychology.
Additional training in Imagery Therapy.

1988-2000 - worked as part of The Peppers group.

Personal exhibitions and projects:

1991 - The Peppers, Ronld Feldman Fine Arts, New York; Fundasion San German, Puerto Rico; Pittsburgh Center for the Art
1993 - The Peppers, Contemporary Sculptures from the Former Soviet Union, gallery 210, University of Missouri, St. Louis, Missuori
1995-2000 project "Coat Gallery"
2008 - Charting the Soviet Union: 1989 - 1991, Ronald Feldman Fine Arts, New York

Some collective exhibitions:

1984 - Exhibition of Odessa artists, APTART gallery, Moscow
1987 - Exhibition of the avant-garde club, Sandunovskie baths, Moscow
1990-1991 Between Spring and Summer, Soviet Conceptual Art in the Era of Late Communism, Takhoma Museum of Art
1995 - No Man`s Lend, Copenhagen, Center for Contemporary Art
2016 - Collection! Paris, Center Pompidou