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EXHIBITIONS
2020 “MADE IN ЛЕЩЕН“, Little bird place. Group exhibition
2020 “Dualism“,ONE Gallery, group exhibition
2020 "(YOU)(BE)Like me" Arosita Gallery, Sofia
2020 "The Past. Method of use", Nuance Art Gallery, Sofia
2019 "HOMOSOC", PORT A , documentary exhibition, Sofia
2019 "FORMS" AETHER, group exhibition, part of Sofia Pride Events, Sofia
2019 "Art Start" Goethe Institut, group exhibition, Sofia
2018 "EXISTENCE MINIMUM", REPUBLICA , solo exhibition, Sofia
2017 "Open studio", Cite International Des Arts, Paris
2015 Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space, Prague
2014 Via Pontica- International Youth Arts Festival, Balchik
2013 SOHO (Sofia Holistic Coworking Company), first solo exhibition, Sofia
EXHIBITIONS
2020 “MADE IN ЛЕЩЕН“, Little bird place. Group exhibition
2020 “Dualism“,ONE Gallery, group exhibition
2020 "(YOU)(BE)Like me" Arosita Gallery, Sofia
2020 "The Past. Method of use", Nuance Art Gallery, Sofia
2019 "HOMOSOC", PORT A , documentary exhibition, Sofia
2019 "FORMS" AETHER, group exhibition, part of Sofia Pride Events, Sofia
2019 "Art Start" Goethe Institut, group exhibition, Sofia
2018 "EXISTENCE MINIMUM", REPUBLICA , solo exhibition, Sofia
2017 "Open studio", Cite International Des Arts, Paris
2015 Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space, Prague
2014 Via Pontica- International Youth Arts Festival, Balchik
2013 SOHO (Sofia Holistic Coworking Company), first solo exhibition, Sofia
A project by Iskra Blagoeva
A project by Iskra Blagoeva
Rumen Georgiev - photography
Rumen Georgiev - photography
Rumen Georgiev - photography
ONE Gallery
present
COMMON
Official opening
11 November 16h - 20h
Artists
Stela Vasileva / Stoyan Ilev / Kalina Mavrodieva / Yuliy Takov / Maya Stoykova
Curated by
Yovo Panchev / Bilyana Tsanova / Ivo Ivanov

Stoyan Ilev, 2020
The current exhibition follows a line that is not particularly trendy in contemporary art nowadays, but is the common thread that lines up together the works, their authors and their shared positions regarding art.
In an inquisitive mode, the works unfold to develop a formal thesis about presence as content, about the dimensions of presence and absence, the nuances of state of the human figure in space. How does the figure present itself in space today? What are its depictions and how are we aware of the figure through experience – as absence of the human or a formal presence, as a staffage, as a factor in the formation of the scale of space, as a motive for creating space, as its manifestation in the other, the artistic realia.

Stela Vasileva, 2020
Questions regarding the figure in space can be found well archaic and academic. That would have been the case, if they were not placed in the particular context of today. Again through the experience of living life, saturated with figures at one moment, at another vacated of them, deserted. Each context and micro-epoch bears characteristic features, except, perhaps, the present one. It is anything but characteristic - it is inhuman. There is no spatial coordinate system where the figure and its essence can be physically and symbolically inscribed and defined. There is no visible horizon at all or it is so close that there is no depth in the composition enough to be inhabited by the here and now. Life is flat, poster-like, painting can show it.

Kalina Mavrodieva, 2020
Questions regarding the figure in space can be found well archaic and academic. That would have been the case, if they were not placed in the particular context of today. Again through the experience of living life, saturated with figures at one moment, at another vacated of them, deserted. Each context and micro-epoch bears characteristic features, except, perhaps, the present one. It is anything but characteristic - it is inhuman. There is no spatial coordinate system where the figure and its essence can be physically and symbolically inscribed and defined. There is no visible horizon at all or it is so close that there is no depth in the composition enough to be inhabited by the here and now. Life is flat, poster-like, painting can show it.

Yuliy Takov, 2020

Maya Stoykova, 2018
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