Hot Summer (Algorithmic art | StringArt | Triptych) (2016) Pittura da Ani & Andrew Abakumovs

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2019, "Algerian Sun" (Algorithmic Art | StringArt) wood, silky threads 183x117 cm Triptych. Framed. Ready to hang. The heroines of the Abakumovs' works amazingly combine strength and fragility, tenderness and perseverance, expressed in their eyes. The story of The Escaping[...]
2019, "Algerian Sun" (Algorithmic Art | StringArt)
wood, silky threads
183x117 cm

Triptych.

Framed. Ready to hang.

The heroines of the Abakumovs' works amazingly combine strength and fragility, tenderness and perseverance, expressed in their eyes.

The story of The Escaping Thread is, in fact, largely based on events that seem random. So, it all began with the fact that several years ago, Ani and Andrew were in search of "their" direction in art and learned about the string art technique. An accidental encounter with the latter's "pictures" inspired the Abakumovs to develop in the same direction. Note that the technique existed in monochrome. Bizarre forms fascinated artists and provoked a desire to create something similar, only deeper, lively, colorful, honest. So they started working.
Having reached a certain level of skill, Ani and Andrew realized that they needed to move on and develop. There was no clarity about where and how to move - there were no correct plots. And one day, while walking around Paris, the Abakumovs accidentally dropped in at a flea market, where they found an album with old photographs. This event prompted them to work on a series of sensual portraits, the heroines of which were inspired by the beauties of the 10-30s of the 20th century.

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Ani and Andrew Abakumovs firstly saw this technique, when they got acquainted with the other artist’s black and white works. They asked themselves: is it possible to make a colorful art-object in the same manner?[...]

Ani and Andrew Abakumovs firstly saw this technique, when they got acquainted with the other artist’s black and white works. They asked themselves: is it possible to make a colorful art-object in the same manner? Nobody did it before. Andrew Abakumov, who is a talented mathematician and programmer, creates a unique algorithm, then he prepares the “canvas” by driving in nails. And after that, Ani Abakumova pulls on treads for hours, days, weeks, and months – that is the way how the image gradually appears. The reach number of tones is most likely made by a little number of colored treads: the color palette expands significantly because of numerous crossings and layering. By the way, it is interesting to know that it takes about 4 kilometers of threads to make small round art work. And if to speak about a big one, it usually takes 20 kilometers of threads. Just like all artists, Abakumovi’s started their artistic path by making endless copies of world-known paintings. To be more specific, they referred to Pre-Raphaelites, who often used photos in the initial stage of work. Main sources of inspiration for Abakumovi were “Lady Lilith” by Dante Gabriel Rosetti and “Dolce far niente” by John William Godward. Ani explains: “These works are so filled with emotions, that it is doubly interesting to re-create them with treads… From a very young age, we all are considered by social obligations and inner anxiety (we are thinking about school, university, job, family circumstances, and more global things)… When I firstly saw “Dolce far niente” I felt that carelessness. I often return to Godward’s painting to catch that feeling even for a moment. First of all, I wanted to create an art-work with a therapeutic effect. Like Matisse, who painted many joy things during the war. In my opinion, art is not the only reflection of reality, but it is also a way to run away from it, to relax, to recover”. Ani and Andrew Abakumovs artworks are not only about female beauty but also about the state of mind. While choosing the subject, artists prefer characters that convey emotions: calmness, love, and joy. And they offer the viewer to stop, to feel the moment, and to forget about the crazy rhythm of modern life. Art-works, that were made for the current exhibition, are based on vintage images, that were taken from an old album of 1910th and 1920th. Artists found the album in Paris, while they were walking through one of the flea markets. That was the thing that pushed Abakumovs to the new chapter of the development of their artistic system. The authors of the project decided to give a new breath to these images, to revive vintage cards. They became more complicated and multilayer, but remained light and attractive.

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