Holy.
Concretely Unimaginable — Winter 2020
Open Dialogue
Media Minimalism — Winter 2019
Scale of Truth
Minimal Hacks for Big Statements (Short-term Project) — Winter 2019
SCHTZNGRMM_v.20.20
Poetics of Repetition (Course) — Winter 2019
The Last Rays of the Sun
Expanding Spaces — Summer 2020
The Price of Sharing
Convergence — Winter 2020
This Will Never End
Media Minimalism — Winter 2019
Unstable Space
Unstable Objects (Short-term Project) — Summer 2020
Tatiana Pakhmutova — Holy.
Concretely Unimaginable — Winter 2020
Marble, "Sterillium" Sanitizer
In times of crisis, people seek protection in government, religion, and technology. But as scientists and politicians struggle for a response to the coronavirus, more people are turning to faith. And as uncertainty and speculations took hold, our belief in masks, sanitizers, lockdowns, social distancing almost became a religion in and of itself.
An installation visualizes our daily rituals in times of the pandemic and the almost spiritual importance it takes in our lives. As an unexpected intervention in public spaces, it tries to recontextualize COVID-19 safety measures and religious symbolism. #WashAwayMySins
