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Dmitry creates projects at the intersection of digital and material realities. The combination of different expressive techniques and mediums allows the artist to explore paradoxes of a new sensibility, social shifts and transformations in the digital environment. In his works he uses both new media – digital sculptures, videos and static computer games – and traditional media. Computer games as well as more traditional techniques such as graphics. He also experiments with new ways of representing artistic projects in virtual realities. In 2013 in particular, he created an online game with digital sculptures of the artist in its space. In 2017 he presented an exhibition of drawings on Google Maps, using Google Street View technology – the project was shown in Venice, during the 57th Biennale of Contemporary Art.
Personal exhibitions:
2019 – exhibition “What was not, will live forever”. LES Gallery, Moscow, Russia
2017 – “Acquired Helplessness” exhibition. CTI Fabrika, Moscow, Russia
2017 – Google drawings exhibition. Google Maps, Venice, Italy
2016 – exhibition “Postreality”. Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Moscow, Russia
2014 – exhibition “Mama Game”. Online
2013 – Exhibition “Drawing Room”. Mayakovsky Museum, Moscow, Russia
2011 – Exhibition “Kursky Vokzal”. Central House of Artists, Moscow, Russia
Group exhibitions:
2021 – exhibition “Emmanuel to the Character”. Sergey Kuryokhin Centre for Contemporary Art, St Petersburg, Russia
2020 – Festival Art Prospect. Culture Centre Gaza, St Petersburg, Russia
2020 – exhibition “These Tears Will Turn into Joy”. HSE Art Gallery, Moscow, Russia
2019 – exhibition “4 Boys”. Afimol, Moscow, Russia
2018 – “Future Unhuman” exhibition. QuartaRiata Residency of Arts & Technology, St. Petersburg, Russia
2017 – exhibition “Your feedback is very important to us”. New wing of the Gogol House, Moscow, Russia.
2017 – Pink Flamingos exhibition. BLEEK Gallery, Sint-Niklaas, Belgium.
2016 – exhibition “Raw Magic”. Iragui Gallery, Moscow, Russia.
