This work combines different images into a random collage executed in style of Web-punk (Internet subculture of the early 2010s). These seemingly disparate images are connected by nostalgia for '00s: tribal tattoos that were trendy back then, several times copy-pasted stock image and touches of spray paint referring to the street culture.
Russian contemporary artist.
In my practice I explore the inextricable link between material and virtual (digital) objects, that is expressed in the principle of 'digital dualism'.
I dig into the interaction of the street and digital environment. I take images and shapes from graphic editors: dotted selection, tools from program interfaces, alpha channels, and gradients. Then I give them a physical implementation with spray and acrylic paint on objects found on the street.
I suppose we should capture the modernity where digital is no longer groundbreaking, and the human environment has long been combining features of both material and digital space.
Andrey Parshikov
Curator, art critic
Misha Gudwin incredibly exactly occupied the unexpected niche of adapting post-Internet practices to the needs of street art and then transferred this combustible mixture into space of institutions. His art can be read on different levels, but mostly important that it is very spectacular and has a low barrier of entry, which is rarely nowadays.
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