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ANASTASIA RYDLEVSKAYA
Artist tok with Anastasia Rydlevskaya and promotion of artbook "Where is your face". The conversation with the author will be moderated by Aleksandra Kalina art historian, specialist in contemporary art.
Anastasia Rydlevskaya is a visual artist, poet, philologist and singer. In her book, a visual diary — Rydlevska tackles the subject of living in constant fear and oppression in regime Belarus.
︎︎︎ Anastasia Rydlevskaya ︎
Anastasia Rydlevskaya (b. 1995, Belarus) Artist, musician. Lives and works in Gdańsk, Poland
Anastasia Rydlevskaya explores mental instabilities, non-binary self-identification, pagan mythology, trauma, memory, and individual struggles within oppressive systems, drawing from personal experiences. Utilizing diverse artistic mediums, including fine arts, graphics, installation, text, music, photography, and video art, Rydlevskaya weaves a cohesive artistic universe that offers a perspective beyond the binary. Philosophical influences in her work encompass the ethical philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas, particularly his "I and Other" relationship, metamodernist tendencies, and the artistic world of writer Sylvie Germain. Her ar seeks to capture the essence of life and the profound, often unspoken human emotions that define our existence.
Rydlevskaya’s works are in private collections in Poland, USA, France, Germany, Australia, Belarus, Lithuania, Great Britain, Spain, Cuprus. Works with Polish Art Now curated by Michał Borowik.
Anastasia Rydlevskaya is a visual artist, poet, philologist and singer. In her book, a visual diary — Rydlevska tackles the subject of living in constant fear and oppression in regime Belarus.
︎︎︎ Anastasia Rydlevskaya ︎
Anastasia Rydlevskaya (b. 1995, Belarus) Artist, musician. Lives and works in Gdańsk, Poland
Anastasia Rydlevskaya explores mental instabilities, non-binary self-identification, pagan mythology, trauma, memory, and individual struggles within oppressive systems, drawing from personal experiences. Utilizing diverse artistic mediums, including fine arts, graphics, installation, text, music, photography, and video art, Rydlevskaya weaves a cohesive artistic universe that offers a perspective beyond the binary. Philosophical influences in her work encompass the ethical philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas, particularly his "I and Other" relationship, metamodernist tendencies, and the artistic world of writer Sylvie Germain. Her ar seeks to capture the essence of life and the profound, often unspoken human emotions that define our existence.
Rydlevskaya’s works are in private collections in Poland, USA, France, Germany, Australia, Belarus, Lithuania, Great Britain, Spain, Cuprus. Works with Polish Art Now curated by Michał Borowik.
