Arnold Veber

Entropy 9

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908,00€ – 2.118,00€

Veber’s work always sits at a halfway point. Between the sea and land, chaos and calm; between yesterday’s party and tomorrow’s hangover, between the noise of the crowd and the silence of loneliness. Veber portrays the unique tempo of youth as if it were an elastic band, stretching as far as possible before contracting inwards and then repeating. In this series the artist reflects the lives of young people in Moscow from an insider’s perspective.

Clear

2016

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Hahnemühle paper (308 gr)

Entropy Grows (2016-2020) Image: ENT-9

Since 2010, Veber has been documenting the lives of young people in Moscow from an insider's perspective. Without being noticed, he watches the idle and blackout of young clubgoers, raves, participants of aimless night outings. Through this prism, he talks about the social, political and spiritual life of society in his artistic projects.

After finishing his curriculum at the Moscow Rodchenko Art School he started working on this documentary work on Muscovite youth which was shown at the Triumph Gallery in Moscow, and at the 2016 Biennale of Photography of Moscow.

2018
Haunting photos of Moscow’s young ravers and their lives after dark - Dazzed Digital

2018
Une soif incroyable d’autodestruction - Fisheyemagazine

2018
Interview for Noizz.de

Solo exhibitions

2020
Entropy Grows / House On The Embankment Appartament, Moscow

2017
#Godnormativity / Triumph Gallery, Moscow Collaborative Project With Antonina Baever

2016
Last Night We Done / House On The Embankment Appartament, Moscow

Group exhibitions
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2020
2nd Triennial Of Russian Contemporary Art - A Beautiful Night For All The People / Garage, Moscow

2019
Trauma Of The Other / Goethe-institut, Riga

2019
For And Against / Artplay Spb, St. Petersburg

2019
Périphérique / Le Cap, Saint-fons, France

2019
Emergency Training / Winzavod, Moscow

2018
About Me Please, About Me / 25kadr Gallery, Moscow

2018
Circulations Festival / 104 Central, Paris

2017
Direct Look / Sakharov Center, Moscow

2017
7th Krasnoyarsk Museum Biennale — Mir The World And The Village / Krasnoyarsk