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Kasimir Malevich (February 23, 1879 — May 15, 1935) was a Russian and Soviet artist, the founder of Suprematism, and a teacher and art theorist. He was one of the key figures of the Russian avant-garde and non-objective art in general.
This artist relates closely to the theme of my project through his approach: he moved beyond the confines of classical art, just as my theater moves beyond the boundaries of classical theatrical art.
Format: 120×170 mm
Journal
Module 2 Projects
The immersive theater production, «Point of View, ” invites the audience not merely to observe the action, but to become an active participant in it. Within a single project, three plays have been created, each establishing its own level of immersion into literary classics. In „War and Peace, ” you will be tasked with choosing the scale of the historical confrontation—deciding whether to side with France or the Allies, thus determining through whose perspective the battle and the heroes' fates will unfold. „Crime and Punishment“ transforms the viewer into a co-author of the actions: you choose Raskolnikov’s decisions, influencing the course of the investigation and the character’s moral trajectory. And in „Dead Souls, ” the boundary between author and audience completely dissolves—the legendary plot is finished here and now, birthing a unique version of Gogol’s epic that will never be seen twice. „Point of View“ is a space where the classics cease to be immutable and transform into the personal experience of everyone willing to take responsibility for the narrative.
Format: 480×680 mm
