Vasily Klyukin (b. 1976) is an artist, sculptor, and architect based in the south of France. Initially engaged in conceptual architectural projects, he gained recognition with Designing Legends (2014), presenting visionary designs. Since 2019, he has focused on sculpture, developing a distinctive technique that merges engineering precision with artistic expression using contemporary materials. His works, often inspired by literature such as Dante Veritas, are exhibited across Europe and beyond, emphasizing spatial presence and technological integration.
Mikhail Shvartsman (1926–1997) was a major figure in Russian art, active from the post-war period through the late 20th century. A painter, graphic artist, and philosopher, he developed the concept of “hierarchical painting,” combining symbolic imagery, monumental form, and deep color exploration. Founder of the Hierarchical School, his work also explored architectural structures and linear transformations in graphic art. Widely exhibited internationally, his works are held in museum and private collections, marking his lasting influence on modern art.
- Section Installation
- Venue Palazzo Mora
- Based in Moscow, Russia