Russian Impressionism Museum shows ruins of the ancient cities of artist Valery Koshlyakov

Moscow Museum of Russian impressionism present a personal project Valery Koshlyakov "Eliza". The exhibition will open on September 10 reported "Lente.ru" the organizers.

"Within the walls clad in metal buildings will rise the ruins of ancient cities, and rooms filled with the ghosts of great civilizations. Time and motion at the exhibition zastynut like lava, covering Pompeii ", - stated in a press release received by the editors.

"The name of the project -" Elysium "- traces of disappearances. Description of non-existence and habitats familiar to us, otzhityh images. Ruins and sleep described in the genre of Pompeii phantasmagoria, but instead of the ancient deified nature serves human nature. This space cities and architecture of various buildings, "- says Koshliakov.

Curator - Danilo Eccher, formerly director of the largest museums of modern art in Italy. It is more than a decade following the work of Koshlyakov, from the moment I first introduced him to the Italian public in the Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome MACRO in 2005.

By the opening of the exhibition at the Museum of Art Koshlyakov detailed catalog will be presented. It is also preparing a documentary about the artist. The project will be a presentation of his book "Message in a painting."

Valery Koshlakov represented Russia at the international art events such as the Venice Biennale and the Biennale in Sao Paulo. Koshlyakov works exhibited in the best museums of Europe and America - in Paris' Louvre Museum, State Russian Museum, the Guggenheim Museum in New York and Bilbao, Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome, Kennedy Art Centre in Washington and many others. His works are in major state and frequent meetings around the world.