In my practice I use narrative and objects to create physical stories and immerse the audience in diverse scenarios. My works were exhibited in various venues in London and Moscow, including the Moscow Museum of Modern Art. I created a series of installations for several hotels in London, such as Andaz Hotel Liverpool Street and Rough Luxe King’s Cross.
My art works try to offer an experience that can be compared to an accidental encounter or an affair. They are suggestions, rather than statements. I explore the notion of strangers, hidden identities, subtle changes between public and private spaces, textures of time and history. My projects are often time-based. People get a chance to discover them randomly, unexpectedly.
Projects
- ErotographieErotographie - Greek eros (E???) - love graphi (?????) - to write Meaning: love-writing or to write about love. Erotographie is a performance piece, where visitors of the exhibition are invited to enter the space of an imaginary poet and write a love letter or a poem using a typewriter. A typewriter allows writers to stay anonymous if they wish. The visitors who prefer not to express their personal thoughts on paperwill be offered to retype quotes or poems of different international authors. Later these letters will be placed in envelopes along with the note about this project and sent to random addresses around the world.This project aims to remind people of the world about love and how pleasant it is to receive a physical letter in our modern technological era. Concept, design and realisation by Marinika Sadgyan
Skills
- Fashion
- Events
- Film
- Theatre
- Visual Arts
- Art Direction
- Design
- Autocad
- Indesign
- Photoshop
- Powerpoint
- Word
- Visual Merchandising
- Architectural Design
- Collage Art
Education
Master of Arts in Theatre and Performance StudiesUniversity of The Arts London (UAL)
- London, United Kingdom
Central Saint Martin's College of Art
Master in Performance Design and Practice
Bachelor Interior Architecture
- Moscow, Russia