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Sergei Prokofiev

Türkiye, Sweden
June-August '22
Kazakhstan, Georgia, France
September-October '22
Norway, Denmark
November '22 - February '23
France
March '23 - present

In mid-2022, Prokofiev became an artist

in exile because of his stance against a full-scale military invasion by Russia

to Ukraine.

Participant and curator of exhibitions in Russia, Italy, Austria, Sweden, Hungary, Poland, Norway and Denmark. His current works include sculpture, installations, performance and video. His works are in private collections and the collections of the Luciano Benetton Foundation (Italy), the Sfera Foundation (Russia), the State Tretyakov Gallery (Russia) and the Uppsala Art Museum

museum (Sweden).

INVADERS. 2022 - present.

Why draw dead invaders?
It is difficult to have compassion for them, for they came by war to a foreign land. But it is necessary to remember them as well. War has become commonplace, stale news. Nothing is over yet, or maybe it's just the beginning, but the displacement is already at work, making war a distant thing.

The war must be stopped!

MARIUPOL DRAMA THEATRE.

2023

Since 2015, I have been drawing with a 3-D pen the buildings destroyed by Russian military equipment.
It is my way of preserving the memory of the events we witnessed and participated in.

personal exhibitions

2023 – GREAT PATRIOTIC at Kunsthall 3.14, Bergen, Norway, 11/19/2022 - 01/29, curators: Ekaterina Sharova & Malin Bart; 2022 – UNTITLED , Verkligheten, Umeå, Sweden, 2022, with Anastasia Sukhareva-Morozova 03.08 - 08.08.; 2023 – HELL . Politikens Forhal Copenhagen, Denmark, Politikens Forhal, Copenhagen, Denmark 27.01 - 25.03.

publications

2023 – Russisk kunstner vil have os til at se mennesket bag fjenden by Bjarke Calvin Vinding; 2023 – Sergei Prokofiev 'Hell' ; 2022 – Vokt deg for ettpartistaten by Av Kristoffer Jul-Larsen; 2022 – Usikker fremtid: – Jeg kommer nok til å reise tilbake til Russland ;

Dialogue with the artist
contexts

workshop

CONTACTS

CSAR - Centre for Studies in Russian, Central Asia, and the Caucasus Art
Dipartimento di Filosofia e Beni Culturali
Malcanton Marcorà, Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venezia

mappingdiaspora@unive.it
tel.: +39 041 234 6223

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