Aljoscha (artist)

Aljoscha, installation "Funiculus umbilicalis", St. Petri, Dortmund, 2015

Aljoscha (1974 in Glukhov, USSR, now Ukraine) is a Ukrainian visual artist known for conceptual installations and sculptures based on ideas of bioism,[1][2] biofuturism[3] and bioethical abolitionism.

Prizes

1. Prize in sculpture, XXXV Premio Bancaja[4] Valencia, Spain.
Art prize "Schlosspark 2009",[5] Cologne, Germany.

Selected solo exhibitions

«The Gates of the Sun and The Land of Dreams»[6][7]Schloss Benrath, Düsseldorf, Germany.
«The Gates of the Sun and The Land of Dreams», Beck & Eggeling Gallery,[8] Düsseldorf, Germany.
«A Notion Of Cosmic Teleology»,[9] Sala Santa Rita, Rome, Italy.
"Early Earth Was Purple",[10] Ural Vision Gallery, Budapest, Hungary.
"Iconoclasm and Bioism", Julia Ritterskamp, Düsseldorf, Germany
"Auratic Objects", Donopoulos International Fine Arts, Thessaloniki, Greece.
"From Homo Faber to Homo Creator",[11] Gallery Martina Kaiser, Cologne, Germany.
"Lotophagie", Gallery Anna Nova, St. Petersburg, Russia.
"Archaeen", Gallery Martina Kaiser, Cologne, Germany.
"Bioethics",[12] Gallery Y, Minsk, Belarus.
"Paradise Engineering", Flora, Cologne, Germany.
"Hadaikum", Gallery Martina Kaiser, Cologne, Germany.
"Animism and Bioism", National Museum of Natural History, Sofia, Bulgaria.
"Funiculus umbilicalis", St. Petri, Dortmund, Germany.
"Synthetic | Elysium", Daab Salon, Cologne, Germany.
"Bioism", Erarata Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia.
"Lotuseffekt", Goethe Institut, Sofia, Bulgaria.
"We love you stars. May you adore us", Galerie Claudia Junig, Cologne, Germany.
"Der ca. 20 Lichtjahre große Nebel enthält Staubsäulen, die bis zu 9,5 Lichtjahre lang sind und an deren Spitze sich neue Sterne befinden", Raum e.V., Düsseldorf, Germany.
"Daidaleia – the presence of fabulous edifices", Donopoulos International Fine Arts, Thessaloniki, Greece.
"Sensorial Panopticum", Beck & Eggeling Gallery, Düsseldorf, Germany.
"Abiogenesis", Kunstraum d-52, Düsseldorf, Germany.
"Objekt als Wesen", Kunstverein APEX, Göttingen, Germany.
"Bioism Involved", Kunstgarten Graz, Austria.
"The children of Daedalus", Donopoulos International Fine Arts, Thessaloniki, Greece.
"Living architectures", Beck & Eggeling Gallery in cooperation with Henn Gallery, Munich, Germany.
"Bioism aims to spread new and endless forms of life throughout the universe", ARTUNITED, Vienna, Austria.
"Biofuturism", Krefelder Kunstverein, Krefeld, Germany.
"Bioism", Museo di Palazzo Poggi, Bologna, Italy.
"Objects – Drawings – Paintings", Beck & Eggeling Gallery, Düsseldorf, Germany.

Notes

  1. ↑ Bioism – Aljoscha
  2. ↑ Der Utopist
  3. ↑ Rebelart. Alioscha: “Biofuturism sculptures”, 2009
  4. ↑ XXXV Premio de Pintura, Escultura y Arte Digital. Valencia, 2009 (sp.)
  5. ↑ Donopoulos IFA: Aljoscha
  6. ↑ The Gates of the Sun and the Land of Dreams(in German)
  7. ↑ Aljoscha: The Gates of the Sun and the Land of Dreams(in German)
  8. ↑ ALJOSCHA THE GATES OF THE SUN AND THE LAND OF DREAMS(in German)
  9. ↑ Aljoscha — «A Notion of Cosmic Teleology»
  10. ↑ Ural Vision Gallery: "Early Earth Was Purple"
  11. ↑ Gallery Martina Kaiser: "From Homo Faber to Homo Creator"
  12. ↑ Greenbelarus.info: «Биоэтика от художника Aljoscha: когда галерея превращается в сад»
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