Fedor Titanic (Friulia) "I Besmira"

From 23 July to 23 August in the Museum of Odessa modern art will host the exhibition “Besmira I” the Kiev artist, bright representative of the artistic underground by Fyodor Titanica, he Friulia (1942-2007). Fedor Titanic is the representative of unofficial art, painter, muralist, graphic artist and sculptor, writer, inventor and one of the first and brightest performers in the USSR. He had incredible presentation, writing texts, published books, created a monumental work and biotechnosphere, which was to save mankind in case of global catastrophe. The artist literally ahead of its time ecological ideas in art. The word "Primula" includes the artist's name "Fedor", the words "pulsar" and "crystal". "Primula" is infinity. It is the eternal pulsation of the Universe. Titanic said: "I consider my whole life one single performance in which I am on planet Earth and in the infinity build their works and their dissemination by the media of a single giant installation "BIOTECHNOSPHERE PRIMULA". Philosophical and aesthetic doctrine "Friulia" became the basis of a kind of art form, the essence of which is to continue indefinitely the human and global life. Globalism and thirst to the avant-garde wonderfully combined with national traditions, religion and emphasized environmental awareness. Fedor Tetanic representative of this underground hero aesthetic of resistance to official Soviet culture. The artist often used the category of "eternity" and "infinity" in their works. "I besmira" — author's statement of the artist which became the name of the project. The exhibition will present the diverse heritage of Fyodor Titanica, whose artistic practice is surprisingly comprehensive. For the first time will show the work of erotic artist series, and the leitmotif of the project will be the space of ideas that can be summed up in the words of the author opposed the "dullness in life and art, against pessimism, indifference and rudeness". Curator Andrew Shuntov The project scheduled lectures, workshops and video screenings about which you can learn at your social media pages IIRC. The exhibition will run from 23 July to 23 August. Admission to the opening is free, in the following days the entrance fee — 40 UAH