On September 11, a large‑scale solo exhibition by Grigory Gorkovenko will open at the Razumovsky Estate.

On September 11, a large‑scale solo exhibition by Grigory Gorkovenko will open at the Razumovsky Estate.

On September 11, a large‑scale solo exhibition by Grigory Gorkovenko opens at the Razumovsky Estate.

The exhibition “Pokrov” is an immersive audio‑visual space where the viewer becomes part of the artwork. From the moment you enter the hall, you are greeted by red fur covering the floors and surfaces.

Red is the colour of intense, boiling emotions. But the fur, with its soft pile that muffles sound, symbolises balance. It tempers this explosive energy, creating a contrast. It is a fabric, a veil that covers the entire exposition like a “covering”, shielding the viewer from the outside world and setting the stage for an honest inner dialogue with the art and with oneself.

The focus is on 12 archetypes of feelings that the artist has experienced over 15 years of his creative journey. There are more than 30 objects: light installations, sculptures, limited‑edition furniture, and small ceramic pieces. We have designed the exposition as a sequential journey through twelve emotional states. Each point is a new experience. Art doesn’t ask for permission. It arrives, touches you, and stays with you. And you become a part of it.