Mostre, Belarus, Minsk, 01 June 2012
June 1 at the Center for Contemporary Art will open the first international exhibition «HOMO SPIRITUS», which will be presented in the field of fluorescent art design, painting (cosmo-painting, abstract painting), psychedelic graphics, three-dimensional geometry.
Opening of the exhibition will be held with the participation of experimental theater and music groups. For exhibitors and visitors are planned workshops, information and cognitive interviews, meetings with authors and participants. «HOMO SPIRITUS» - exhibition and experiment, bringing together different fields of art: painting, theater, music and installations. Viewers will take a fantasy world where you can create, reflect, enjoy, getting a positive charge outside the aesthetic environment. This exhibition - the possibility of knowing themselves and what surrounds you, the opportunity to see the world through the eyes of the artist and get another key to achieving harmony of the self.
The exhibition is part of the project "KOSMOART", whose main purpose is to bring together creative young people and further joint exhibitions, entertainment, educational activities, demonstrating the level of development of the modern Belarusian art and consciousness. KosmoArta Art - the art, designed to influence the human touch means of implementation. The development of this art form occurs simultaneously with the introduction and development of new technical means of reproduction of reality and fantasy, and recreates the world of the artist in the full sense-certainty, which allows you to make the product recognizable and resonate with the real world objects.
Participants in the project - creative young people of the Republic of Belarus - professional and amateur artists, designers, musicians, theater workers, philosophers, and environmentalists. In this project, welcome all who are willing to take an active part in promoting the idea of creativity among young people to participate and assist in organizing the exhibition, cultural, educational and cultural and recreational activities, all who want to be involved in the formation and development of the modern Belarusian art.
Opening of the exhibition will be held with the participation of experimental theater and music groups. For exhibitors and visitors are planned workshops, information and cognitive interviews, meetings with authors and participants. «HOMO SPIRITUS» - exhibition and experiment, bringing together different fields of art: painting, theater, music and installations. Viewers will take a fantasy world where you can create, reflect, enjoy, getting a positive charge outside the aesthetic environment. This exhibition - the possibility of knowing themselves and what surrounds you, the opportunity to see the world through the eyes of the artist and get another key to achieving harmony of the self.
The exhibition is part of the project "KOSMOART", whose main purpose is to bring together creative young people and further joint exhibitions, entertainment, educational activities, demonstrating the level of development of the modern Belarusian art and consciousness. KosmoArta Art - the art, designed to influence the human touch means of implementation. The development of this art form occurs simultaneously with the introduction and development of new technical means of reproduction of reality and fantasy, and recreates the world of the artist in the full sense-certainty, which allows you to make the product recognizable and resonate with the real world objects.
Participants in the project - creative young people of the Republic of Belarus - professional and amateur artists, designers, musicians, theater workers, philosophers, and environmentalists. In this project, welcome all who are willing to take an active part in promoting the idea of creativity among young people to participate and assist in organizing the exhibition, cultural, educational and cultural and recreational activities, all who want to be involved in the formation and development of the modern Belarusian art.
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