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Georgi Lititchevski
"950 Eimer"
Eine Performance von
Georgi Lititchevski
"ich überschütte
mich mit 950 Eimern Wasser. Jeder Eimer entspricht einem Jahr Nürnberger
Geschichte (950 Jahrfeier der Stadt) Performance in der Kunstmeile im
Mauergraben. Ich komme aus Moskau und lebe jetzt in Nürnberg. Mit
jedem Eimer will ich mich mit einem Schlag in die Geschichte meiner neuen
Heimat einschliessen........
(Auszug aus der Texttafel, die die Aktion begleitete)
Sommer 2000
Textauszüge zu
Georgi Lititchevsky's Kunst
The short Renaissance
of the "perestroika" epoque gave birth to a new type of creative
person. Those "new artists" set off the values of diletantism
and artistic life against the routine of medieval restrictions of the
necessity of the real professioanl skill and education.
Georgy Litichevsky, became an artist after a postgraduate course in the
fiel of ancient history. His ingeneous hobby - the drawing of comic books
- was the base for his personal art esthetics. Later Titichevsky changed
his tactics, but saved his "cheap popular print style" fort
the description of his personages. He has chosen the stylistics of mimicry
to real old paintings, but his personages were still the heroes of school-folklore,
Przevalsky with his horse, Krylov with the small dog Mosjka, and Michurin
witht he apples.
Simultaneoulsly together
with Farid Bogdalov he worked out the art porgram of "impossibilism"
(impossible art), based on the idea of the impotent character of contemporary
art. Boli (Bogdalov and Lititchevsky) proposed the artists to apply to
a new level of audience (action in the ZOO). They were also interested
in the element of "chance", fortune and game in art in general,
and they played a lot with the symbol of the dice-cube. Being an archetypical
form, this dice-cube could be easily transformed with the aim of incarnation
of some other essence. For the exhibition "Esthetical Experiments"
BOLI proposed the cube made out of neontubes, and this cube perfectly
suited the "dialogue" between contemporary art and the environment
of the park of the XVIII century with ist cultural associations. Their
cube combined in itself the synthesis of new modifications of old pyrotechnical
games in geometry of the architectonics of French classicism.
In everything that comes
out of Georgy Lititchevsky's hands (in this installations, dealing with
all the achievements of new technology, in the paintings, made in the
naive art style, in the critical essays about the Moscow art-situation),
one can see a basic feature: the author'' past, his ""istorical""carreer
and his special interest to the basic cultural codes, patterns and eternal
subjects.
But .... his favorite genre of art is still the comics strip.
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