assets/images/project/vandalism-project/dsc_3288-copy.jpg — The objects are installed across the territory of the nature reserve, the Montemero residency, and the nearby town of San Juan de los Terreros.

assets/images/project/vandalism-project/dsc_3465.jpg — OLYA MAKHNO | ALEX CHUMAK

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assets/images/sculpture/kratkosro4naya-pamyat/kratkosrochnaya-pamyat.jpg — **video**

"Short-term memory"

sculpture, sand, 28x11x10 cm, video documentation 3 min. 36 sec.

The project was implemented on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea (Spain)

assets/images/project/vandalism-project/dsc_3605.jpg — dimensions vary

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VANDALISM | 2nd part of the project |

recycled plastic, dimensions vary

2023

A self-portrait as a witness appears in different points and locations, merely imitating presence. On one hand, it softens loneliness; on the other, it becomes an alien, excessive object. An act of vandalism.
Recycled plastic, as a material, speaks of the same: humans invent plastic as a catastrophe, yet then try to correct this very mistake—reworking it, iterating. Becoming both witnesses to chaos and participants in salvation.

Second part of the project VANDALISM

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