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Crossings (Series)
DESCRIPTION
"Crossings" is a photographic project and a photobook by Andrey Gordasevich (www.gordasevich.ru), where he mixes portraits and city fragments from contemporary St.Petersburg with some found objects from the past – postcards, letters, drawings, maps, old photographs and others, showing the crossing of times and of people's paths. Each portrait is accompanied by a micro-text about the meeting of the author with this person, showing the viewer how different the city inhabitants are and how a photographer occasionally snaps small, but valuable fragments of their daily lives.
AUTHOR
Focus in photography: documentary\daily life. Regular participation in the international photography festivals Photobiennale & Fashion and Style in Photography in Moscow, Russia. Individual photography exhibitions: “Hill Tribes of Thailand”, “The Other Side of China”, “Calligraphy”, “Tutaev”, “Couples”, “Paris”, “14 Pieces of India” (for Leica Russia); “Lord Shiva’s Necklace”, “Cuba: Weathered Signs” by Glaz Gallery in Moscow, “La Habana: Portraits on the Road” and others. Participation in the projects “Photochronicle of Russia” and “Russian Vision of Europe” (by Moscow House of Photography). Participation in the “PhotoVacancy” festival in Bulgaria. Four nominations in the photographic competition “Silver camera”, Moscow. The first Russian photographer to have put on an individual exhibition with Leica in Russia –“14 Pieces of India”. His works are in the MAMM (Multimedia Art Museum Moscow) collection and in private collections in Russia and abroad. Lectures and seminars on photography for MAMM, MGU (Moscow State University), RGGU (Russian State University for Humanities), Leica Akademie Russland, Canon, Panasonic, Fujifilm, Kodak-Prolab, Academy of Classic Photography, School of Visual Arts, and others. Photography-with-Music performances (live music improvisation to accompany photographic slide-shows) with Alex Rostotsky (bass), Sergey Letov (saxophones, flutes), Maral Yakshieva (piano), Neil Leonard (saxophones), Yuri Parfenov (trumpet), and others.
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