Alexander Bublikov's exhibition project "Silence. ART portrait"

The project is based on the materials of the first volume of the book "Silence" by photographer Alexander Bublikov and unites the works of representatives of the Belarusian art community: painters, graphic artists and sculptors.

The artistic concept of the exhibition is based on the idea that artists are outwardly the most ordinary people who may well turn out to be your neighbors on the landing. The project provides a rare opportunity to see the authors outside of their usual exhibition and stage roles, capturing their individuality in a neutral, context-free environment.

"The exhibition" builds a fine line between the portrait of the person himself and the results of his professional activity, dividing the space into two semantic categories: "silence" of everyday appearance and "ART portrait" as the embodiment of creative energy. The viewer is invited to engage in a visual dialogue and try to answer a difficult question: to what extent can a person's external characteristics reflect his inner world, life experience and true creative potential?

The project erases the distance between the viewer and the master, turning the exhibition into a space for reflection on the nature of inspiration, which originates in the silence of everyday life.