Andrei Molodkin’s latest project is making headlines

April 14th, 2009 § 0

Andrei Molodkin’s latest project is generating extensive media coverage, with newspapers such as The Independent, the Evening Standard, Financial Times and The Times reporting on Molodkin’s intention of continuing to use the notion of crude oil to symbolise the cycle of life and death. The artist has developed a technique for converting human bodies into crude oil that can then be used for sculptures.

Till death do us sculpt: Russian to render human bodies into art materials
Fancy a long-lasting keepsake of your loved one? What better than a statue made from the resin of their mortal remains?
It gives a grim new meaning to the term body art. A leading contemporary Russian artist says he has perfected a technique to boil human corpses into crude oil from which he will create permanent sculptures, and he has already signed up willing volunteers. [...]
The Independent

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Andrei Molodkin represents Russia at the 53rd Biennale in Venice

April 12th, 2009 § 0

Andrei Molodkin whose work we will show from April 17 at our gallery as well at our booth at the upcoming Art Cologne fair will represent Russia at the forthcoming 53rd Biennale di Venezia.

Andrei Molokin, HOPE, 2009, acrylic block filled with russian crude oil (exhibiting at Galerie Priska Pasquer)

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