8 seconds The effect of clip consciousness

On November 28, the fourth exhibition, “8 Seconds. The effect of clip consciousness ”re: Store Digital Art. All project work was shot on a mobile phone camera. This year the exposition is dedicated to the actual phenomenon of clip consciousness and reflection on the topic of 8 seconds - this is how much modern people concentrate on something.

The exhibition will feature three films created specifically for the project, directed by Dmitry Ryabikov, one of the authors of the short film Test 8, who won the International Short Film Festival in Berlin and was nominated for an award in Cannes. Starring - actor of the Moscow theater "Workshop of Peter Fomenko" Fedor Malyshev, actress BDT them. Tovstonogova Alena Kuchkova and Elena Osipova, as well as a very young seven-year-old artist Mark Doronin.

The photo zone will include the works of German photographer Gulliver Tys, known for his filming for Vogue, GQ, National Geographic and numerous works in Russia, including a book about the Caucasus.

Musical accompaniment specially for the exhibition project was written by neoclassical composer Kirill Richter, who had already toured all over Russia and gave concerts in Zaryadye and Albert Hall.

“The re: Store digital art exhibition, one of our favorite projects, has been held for the fourth year in a row. I think that the iPhone gives everyone the opportunity to become a creator, and amateur works presented at the exhibition are another proof of this. At the same time, we are all representatives of clip consciousness, being in a huge stream of information. What could be more interesting than exploring yourself with art? We invite everyone to the Winery to get to know themselves better, ”said Tikhon Smykov, president of Inventive Retail Group, about the exhibition.

In addition to the photo and video zones, the exhibition space will include a figure-eight immersion zone with reconstruction of forest prototypes and digital information flows, a relaxation zone and traditionally - a zone with the works of the winners of the re: Store mobile awards contest, whose theme this year was “Eye Dictatorship”.

The exhibition runs until January 8, 2020 inclusive. The entrance is free.