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Dmitry Shorin

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Dmitry Shorin
Photo of Dmitry Shorin originally published in Afisha magazine
Born (1971-04-28) 28 April 1971 (age 53)
Novosibirsk, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union
NationalityRussian
EducationOmsk State Pedagogical University
Known forsculpture, painting
Notable workI Believe in Angels
Websiteshorinair.com

Dmitry Alexandrovich Shorin (Russian: Дми́трий Алекса́ндрович Шо́рин; born 28 April 1971 in Novosibirsk, USSR) is an artist and sculptor.

Biography

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Studied at the graphic arts department of the Gorky Pedagogical Institute in Omsk (1987–1988), at the Academy of Public Services in Omsk, specializing in costume design (1988–1990). Then he continued his education at the Academy of Public Services in St. Petersburg in the same area (1990–1992).

In 1993 he joined the Association of Artists “Free Culture” of Art Center “Pushkinskaya, 10”. Since 1999, his work has been exhibited at auctions at Sotheby's and Phillips de Pury. In 2008 he became the youngest artist awarded with a solo exhibition at the Marble Palace of the State Russian Museum.

In 2009 he was nominated for the Kandinsky Prize in the category "Project of the Year". In 2013 his project “I believe in angels” was presented at the 55th Venice Biennale.

Dmitry had over 70 exhibitions in Russia, Europe and America. He participated in 1st and 3rd Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art,[1][2][3] 55th Venice Biennale,[4] HangART-7 in Salzburg,[5] art shows in Kyiv,[6] Madrid,[7] Athens,[8] Vienna,[9] Miami, Paris[10] and London.[11]

His works are on permanent display in State Russian Museum, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Erarta and presented in numerous museum and personal collections. His paintings were auctioned at major international auction houses such as Sotheby's[12][13][14] and Phillips de Pury.[15] Auction results Sotheby's 2020, Sotheby's 2021.

In 2013 four sculptures from Dmitry Shorin's project named I Believe in Angels were placed in Terminal 1 of Pulkovo Airport in Saint Petersburg. The glass fiber figures of angels with airplanes' wings decorate the departure hall.[16][17] His other work created in collaboration with a musician Sergei Shnurov was relocated to Pulkovo in 2014.[18]

Special projects

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“I Believe in Angels”

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The project evolved from a proposal to create sculptures for Sheremetyevo Airport. It was supposed to create a monument to Icarus taking off with wings from a real IL-86 on the territory of the terminal. Icarus would represent new power and strength, his non-burning wings would not melt, but would allow him to fly in a cruel atmosphere. As a result, the plot appeared only in the painting “IL-86” in 2010, and the project with the sculptures has changed. The sketch had a barbie with airplane wings attached from plane’s model, where the fuselage was taken in proportion to the body of the barbie.

The perfect body began to point to the angels, and instead of swan wings, they had new, powerful jet engines. Each represents a guardian angel with collective responsibility. A kind of frivolous angels who did not save the passengers of the flight — the wings of each were identical to a certain brand of aircraft with the identification numbers of the board that died in major plane crashes. The project pointed to the human factor in man-made disasters. The angels, being distracted by household chores, did not save the wards entrusted to them.

Then the concept grew into the idea of Belief into The Angels and they turned into guardian angels who have the same wings as airplanes and can follow up a person in the sky.

The project visited Erarta exhibitions in 2013 in London, New York, Zurich and at the 55th Venice Biennale at Palazzo Bembo in Venice.

Four sculptures are located in the Pulkovo airport terminal and two are in the Erarta Museum in St. Petersburg.

Airfield

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“Airfield” is a joint exhibition project of Dmitry Shorin and Sergey Shnurov. The ramp on the runway is a symbol of constant movement, working 24/7 so that people can leave the house, or find it. Airfield is a work about the love of travel, sadness in parting and nostalgia for the old Pulkovo, where the artists spent time before their often flights.

“In the gallery, we imitate a runway with markings. In the painting “Airfield”, the building of Pulkovo Airport, two liners, people go down the ladders. We want to show the real gates of the modern metropolis” – Dmitry Shorin.

We have a picture of two large canvases, on one — day, on the other — night, like yin and yang. We study nature and texture on the spot, in Pulkovo, in order to soak up the atmosphere. You need to catch the suitcase mood, feel like a guest or a resident of our city. In painting, I am most interested in energy. Shorin and I are working, as it were, in the style of “sport meditation”.

— Sergey Shnurov

Now the diptych hangs in the Pulkovo airport terminal.

Apology of Delusions

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A special project was painted picture after picture for exhibition in museums from 2015 to 2018, with non-typical plots and large sizes.

Apology includes 17 paintings from two series “Flowers” (Stargazer, Yak and Poppy, Peony, Lotus, Rose, I am waiting for you at 8 on Mayakovskaya) and “Forest” (Lumen, Scarlet, Pushkin, Pic Nic, Winter, Tanya, Birch Juice, Lambs, Morning in the Forest, April, Apologia of Delusions).

“I wanted to have a dialogue with myself about wandering in the inner aesthetic and psychological territory. Where I find flashes of objects that have not been explored until today. I appealed to a person, and now to a semi-abstract medium and created a non-existent world of illusions, deja vu, mixed with dreams and reality” – Dmitry Shorin.

Paintings visited exhibitions:

  • 2018 — “Apology of Delusions”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia.
  • 2018 — “Scarlet”, A. Kasteyev State Museum of Arts. Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan.
  • 2019 — “Swan and Odette” (with Eva Shorina), New Museum. Saint-Petersburg, Russia.
  • 2020 –- “Today is the past of Tomorrow”

NFT

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Dmitry started issuing NFTs in 2021. The first series is animated paintings. It includes the works “Banzai”, “Nefertiti”, and “Two Skies”. The first drop on the Foundation platform was included in the NFT sales rating of Russian Artists according to TANR.

The second Over series deals with the digital nature of sculptures and their presence in the metaverse.

“The digital world is a place of reflections and projections, with emotions and receptors twisted to the maximum. NFT is an ephemeral unit. It is pure, unrestricted implementation of the concept, written in digital language. In this series, each work has its own separate concept and reference — real-life sculptures. But their incarnations and reflections are a touch of digitality and a trace from their elevation into a new medium of the meta-universe” – Dmitry Shorin.

Series “Heads”

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The project with objects on the head includes the paintings “Ilyushin”, ”Star”, “On/Off”, “7 o'clock”, “Nefertiti” 2014 and “Nefertiti” 2021, as well as sculptures “Yuna” and “Tima”. A series with children's heads and technological structures is an allegory about analog thinking It tell us about children who began to re-penetrate the physics of things and the essence of things in their analog structure. On their heads are cylinders of a star-shaped aircraft engine, and their minds are directed deep into phenomena, despite global computerization. At the moment, the sculptures "Yuna" and "Tima" are located at the Riga airport.

Series “Beach”

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The “Beach” series includes the films “Tomorrow is the Last Day”, “May Be”, “Flight from Moscow”, “Departure before 12”, “La Plage” and “Courchevel”.

“The artist does not know the feeling of wanting to go on vacation, because he is always working. The constant thirst for rest, on the one hand, is understandable, but on the other hand, it surprises me that people try to relax even after a vacation. The creation of this time gradation “from vacation to vacation”, the cyclical nature of life and the expectation of a new cycle when the previous one has not ended are the main themes of this series” – Dmitry Shorin.

Chronology of exhibitions

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Museum exhibitions

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  • 2021 — “The Next Day” / “A Következő Napon”, CCA im. S. Kuryokhin (Saint-Petersburg, Russia), Miskolci Galéria (Miskolc, Hungary)

Afisha, ArtMoscow, Yarcenter, ArtTube. Gallerix, Myseldon, Nevnov, Artvesti, Design-mate, Above Art, Colta, Bezformata, Sobaka.

Museum, Realnoevremya, Forsmi, Tatar-inform, Ramler, ArtTube.

  • 2019 — “Swan and Odette” (with Eva Shorina), New Museum. Saint-Petersburg, Russia

New Museum, ArtTube.

  • 2019 — “Plastic Mass”, Marble Palace. Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Russian Museum, Museum news, Admagazine, Kulturomania, Spbvedomosti, Sobaka, Peterburg Center.

MMoMA, Gallery Fine Art, Iz, Independent, RenTv, M24, Museum news, ArtTube.

Museum news, Rusevr.asia, City Style Life, Evrazia-Ural, Sxodim.

  • 2015 — “Analogue of the Deity”, Erarta. Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Erarta, Kudago.

Biennale

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Personal exhibitions

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  • 2020 — “Air”, Space U. Moscow, Russia

Artist's website

Exhibition Archived 2022-05-25 at the Wayback Machine, Museum, Realnoevremya, Forsmi, Afisha, Tatar-inform, Rambler, ArtTube.

  • 2019 — “Swan and Odette” (with Eva Shorina), New Museum. Saint-Petersburg, Russia

New Museum, ArtTube.

  • 2019 — “Forest Stories”, Ural Vision Gallery. Yekaterinburg, Russia

Ural Vision Gallery, ArtTube, Globalcity, Afisha.

Museum news, Arhiv[permanent dead link], Rusevr.asia, City Style Life, Evrazia-Ural, Sxodim.

  • 2018 — “Under the Eternal Sky”, Ural Vision Gallery. Budapest, Hungary

Ural Vision Gallery

  • 2018 — “Apology of Delusions”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia

Winzavod, ArtGuide.

  • 2015 — “2 I’s”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia

Gallery Fine Art

  • 2015 — “Analogue of the Deity”, Erarta. Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Erarta, KudaGo.

  • 2014 — “Over” (with Vladimir Korolyuk), Savina Gallery. St. Petersburg, Russia
  • 2014 — “Swan fidelity”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2013 — “Personal Space”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2013 — “I believe in Angels”, Erarta Gallery. London, UK
  • 2013 — “I believe in Angels”, Erarta Gallery. New York, USA
  • 2013 — “I believe in Angels”, Erarta Gallery. Zurich, Switzerland
  • 2012 — “We are (not) alone”, Erarta. Saint Petersburg, Russia
  • 2011 — “Flowers and Planes”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2011 — Zurab Tsereteli’s Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2011 — “Holidays”, Moscow Museum of Modern Art. Moscow, Russia
  • 2010 — “Joys of Life”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow
  • 2010 — “Airfield” (with Sergei Shnurov), AL Gallery. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 2009 — “La rose des vents”, Galerie Stanislas Bourgain. Paris, France[34]
  • 2009 — “Bird’s Market” (with Dmitry Provotorov), AL Gallery. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 2009 — “Desktop: War and Peace”. Exhibition within the parallel program of the III Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2008 — “Dmitry Shorin in the Russian Museum”, Marble Palace of the State Russian Museum. St. Petersburg, Russia
  • 2008 — “Wind”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2007 — “Games that people play” (with Dmitry Provotorov), RuArts Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2007 — “Body Parts”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2006 — “Once Not Forever”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2005 — “Aeroclub”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2005 — “Mannequins” (with Dmitry Provotorov), Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2005 — “Girls' Best Friends”, Exhibition within the parallel program of the 1st Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2004 — “Appetite”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2004 -— “Exhibition of one portrait”, Roman Abramovich, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2003 — “Girls from Next Door”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2003 — Borey Gallery. Saint Petersburg, Russia
  • 2003 — Cultural center “Dom”. Moscow, Russia
  • 2003 — “Birds”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2001 — “Disasters”, Museum of Nonconformism, Art Center Pushkinskaya 10. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 2000 — Borey Gallery. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 1998 — “46 cm3 of blue”, Borey Art Creative Center. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 1996 — Gallery 21, Art Center Pushkinskaya 10. Moscow, Russia

Group exhibitions

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  • 2021 — “The Next Day” / “A Következő Napon”, CCA im. S. Kuryokhin. Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Afisha, ArtMoscow, Yarcenter, ArtTube. Gallerix, Myseldon, Nevnov, Artvesti, Design-mate, Above Art, Colta, Bezformata, Sobaka.

  • 2021 — “The Next Day” / “A Következő Napon”, Miskolci Galéria. Miskolc, Hungary
  • 2021 — “Resorts”, Vera Pogodina Gallery. Moscow, Russia

Pogodina Gallery

  • 2021 — “Open letter. In memory of Irina Filatova”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia

Gallery Fine Art, Afisha, ArtTube, Cabinerdelart.

  • 2021 — “Space is ours!”. Gallery ARTSTORY. Moscow, Russia

Art Story, Afisha, Museum news, The Village, The City, Osd.

  • 2021 — “Death of the Lilac”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia

Gallery Fine Art, Winzavod, Museum news, Afisha, Interior, Vashdosug, Cultradio[permanent dead link], Yandex Zen.

  • 2020 — Pasca Art Projects “The Line”, Pasca Municipal Art Center. Hungary.
  • 2020 — Project “2020 - 2070”, RUSNANO Group and Frida Project Foundation, NUST MISIS. Moscow, Russia

Nanoart, Fiop, A-a-ah!.

  • 2019 — "Andy Warhol and Russian Art", Artsolus Foundation, Sevkabel. Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Forbes, The Art Newspaper, Daily Afisha, Colta, KudaGo, Interior, Paperpaper, Afisha, Republic, Fontanka, Meduza, GQ, MK, Sobaka.

  • 2019 — Florence Biennale, dedicated to the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci. Florence, Italy

Florence Biennale

  • 2019 — “Not Shakespeare. A dream in a summer night”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia

Gallery Fine Art, Eksperiment, Afisha, Above Art.

  • 2019 — “Plastic Mass”, Russian Museum, Marble Palace. Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Russian Museum, Museum news, Admagazine, Kulturomania, Spbvedomosti, Sobaka, Peterburg Center.

MMoMA, Gallery Fine Art, Iz, Independent, RenTv, M24, Museum news, ArtTube.

  • 2017 — “The Extraordinary Adventures of Karik and Vali”, New Museum. Saint-Petersburg, Russia

New Museum, ArtGuide.

  • 2017 — “Fine Art Gallery — 25 years in art”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia

Gallery Fine Art

  • 2016 — “Waiting…”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia

Gallerix, Gallery Fine Art.

  • 2014 — “Ready to fly?”, Moscow Museum of Modern Art. Moscow, Russia
  • 2014 — Erarta Gallery. London, UK
  • 2013 — Forum of Public and Street Art graFFFest, Bolshaya Konyushennaya street, 10. St. Petersburg, Russia
  • 2013 — 55th Venice Biennale, Palazzo Bembo. Venice, Italy
  • 2013 — “Born to fly and… to crawl”, Benois Wing of the State Russian Museum. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 2012 — Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve. Moscow, Russia
  • 2012 — “20 years of the Fine Art Gallery”, Exhibition Halls of the Russian Academy of Arts. Moscow, Russia
  • 2011 — “Windows and doors”, State Russian Museum. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 2010 — “Artistes russes Un art au superlatif”, San Andreas Abbey Center for Contemporary Art. Memak, France
  • 2010 — “Resume 2009-2010”, AL Gallery. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 2009 — “Self-portrait”, Moscow Museum of Modern Art. Moscow, Russia
  • 2009 — Exhibition of nominees for the Kandinsky Prize. Moscow, Russia
  • 2008 — Selection Art Moscow 2008. Modern Perspectives, Muravyov-Apostol Estate. Moscow, Russia
  • 2008 — Festival “Art-Perm”. Perm, Russia
  • 2007 — Gallery of Contemporary Art MART. Saint Petersburg, Russia
  • 2006 — “HangART-7”, Salzburg, Austria
  • 2006 — “Summer Holidays — Hot Summer”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2004 — ArtKlyazma. Moscow region, Russia
  • 2004 — “Super Woman”, Fine Art Gallery. Moscow, Russia
  • 2003 — ArtKlyazma. Moscow region, Russia
  • 2002 — Center for Contemporary Art. Kyiv, Ukraine
  • 2000 — Borey Gallery. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 1998 — Borey Gallery. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 1997 — “History of Advertising”, Big Exhibition Hall of the Union of Artists of Russia. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 1996 — Exhibition in defense of the Art Center Pushkinskaya 10 (as part of the IV Biennale of St. Petersburg), Anna Akhmatova Literary and Memorial Museum, Fountain House (Saint Petersburg). Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 1995 — Exhibition of private collections, Saint Petersburg Manege. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 1995 — Art Center Pushkinskaya 10. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 1994 — International Festival of Performance, Saint Petersburg Manege. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
  • 1994 — “Best Pictures”, Gallery 103, Gallery 21, Art Center Pushkinskaya 10. Saint-Petersburg, Russia
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Artist's website

Books

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  • “Apology of delusions”, catalog of the exhibition “Apology of delusions” in Moscow Museum of Modern Art, together with Fine Art Gallery, 2018, Moscow, Russia

Exhibitions

  • “Today is the past of Tomorrow” exhibition catalog “Today is the past of Tomorrow”, Museum of Fine Arts of Tatarstan, 2020, Kazan, Russia MMoMA
  • “Dmitry Shorin”, catalog of the exhibition “Dmitry Shorin in the Russian Museum”, 2010, State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia
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  • Seventh Heaven, 2007
    Seventh Heaven, 2007
  • 3D, 2010
    3D, 2010
  • Hermes and Aphrodite, 2014
    Hermes and Aphrodite, 2014

Notes

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  1. ^ "3rd Moscow Bienalle of Contemporary Art parallel program". Archived from the original on 2010-07-10. Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  2. ^ "WE ARE (NOT) ALONE. EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS BY DMITRIY SHORIN". Erarta. Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  3. ^ Dmitry Shorin. Desktop: War and Peace. Moscow: ARTGUIDE/АРТГИД. 2009. p. 34. ISBN 978-5-9900442-4-1.
  4. ^ Personal Structures: culture, mind, becoming (PDF). Global Art Affairs Foundation. 2013. pp. 192–194. ISBN 978-94-90784-12-6.
  5. ^ "HangART-7 Edition 5: Russia". HANGAR-7. Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  6. ^ "Dmitry Shorin's profile on Artfacts.net". Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  7. ^ "В Мадриде ждут любителей искусства". Gif.ru. 2 February 2006. Archived from the original on 29 October 2014. Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  8. ^ "International Contemporary Art Fair of Athens 2007 catalogue". Schima & Hroma. Archived from the original on 1 July 2015. Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  9. ^ "'Viennafair' The International Contemporary Art Fair focused on CEE 2008: Sturm auf 'Viennafair' - mit hervorragend besuchter Vernissage gestartet". APA-OTS Originaltext-Service. Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  10. ^ "Обзор Buro 24/7: Русское искусство на Paris Art Fair". Buro 24/7. Archived from the original on 2013-05-27. Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  11. ^ "Dmitry Shorin. Flight". The Wall Street Journal. Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  12. ^ "Pages retrieved from Sotheby's "International Young Baltic Art"". Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  13. ^ International Young Baltic Art 1999 catalogue. Sotheby’s. 1999. Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  14. ^ "DMITRY SHORIN SEVENTH HEAVEN". Sotheby’s. Archived from the original on 2015-09-24. Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  15. ^ "DMITRY SHORIN Warning..., 1998". Phillips de Pury. Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  16. ^ "Dmitry Shorin. I Believe in Angels". The Wall Street Journal. Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  17. ^ "Pulkovo Airoprt art and architecture projects page". Retrieved 25 November 2014.
  18. ^ "In a hall of a departure of Pulkovo-1 there was a diptych of Sergey Shnurov and Dmitry Shorin". Russian News. Retrieved 25 November 2014.
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