«Man» from Crimea appeared in the parks of the Moscow Region

“The“ man who looks at sea ”is a symbol of the Taurida art park. The art park is annually replenished with new exhibits and art objects created by young artists, designers and architects. It is very valuable for us that our Crimean «man» will appear in the parks of the Moscow Region, and thank our colleagues for support. Our cooperation will help to tell about the art park and the work of young Russian artists to a larger number of inhabitants of our country. And we hope that this meeting will inspire them to visit the city of young creators Tavrid.Art and learn more about the culture of modern Russia, — Deputy General Director of ANO «Taurida.Art» Zarui Tovmasyan.

Next to four sculptural compositions in the Moscow Region parks are installed with interactive navigation, where everyone will be able to get acquainted with the Crimean art park and listen to playlists for sports, walks and inspiration.

The choice of each installation point of art objects is not accidental. The parks have become not a background, but a natural environment for a “man”.

The parks of the Moscow Region have become an artillery site for self-expression and implementation of the most vivid ideas of artists. Copies of the art object “The man looking at the sea”, installed in our parks, became not just installations. They symbolize the unity of nature and art, popularize the work of modern authors and connect the Republic of Crimea with our region. The distance between the original “man who looks at sea” and its reduced copies is reduced, and we become a single creative community, — Director of ANO «Mosoblpark» Ksenia Vasilieva.

In the city park of Solnechnogorsk, an open space on the shores of Lake Senezh creates an atmosphere of inner peace. The art object organically fits into the landscape, becoming part of it, and not the object of observation.

In the Avangard Park, the image of the dreamer acquires a new meaning — a symbol of creation and rethinking.

In the Forest Park «Volkush», a dense pine forest and a relief landscape turn the sculpture into part of the natural route — not an exposition, but a satellite in the way.

Sergiev Posad Park «Skitsky Ponds»-a chamber space near the monastery ponds, where silence and traditional culture create a unique environment for dialogue with themselves and with history.

Source: The press service of the Tavrida art cluster