A beach for no one
A Beach for Nobody
The artist creates a place for relaxation where there was previously impenetrable thicket and swamp. An unnamed spot on the map becomes a new vacation spot, a magical oasis without a single guest. A Beach for Nobody stands in the middle of a forest near Moscow, waiting to become a beach for someone who believes in magic.
Masha Obukhova
A Beach for Nobody, 4K video, 1:32, 2026, 1/6
Producer - Vyacheslav Lyukshin
Courtesy of the artist
A Beach for Nobody, color large-format photograph, silk paper, 30x40 cm each, 2026, 1/6
Roman Mokrov is a photographer and media artist. He was born in 1986 in Elektrougli, Moscow Region.
He graduated from Moscow Regional State University (2010, Master's in Psychology, thesis: "Anxiety Relief through Light-Sound-Resonance Painting"), the Free Workshops School of Contemporary Art at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA), and the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA Moscow) in 2011.
The artist explores the phenomenon of the absurd in Russian reality and actively explores the symbolic field and mythology of "Non-Moscow"—small provincial or regional towns—in search of an elusive contemporary identity.
Since 2022, he has co-led a media art workshop with Rina Volnykh at the Free Workshops School of Contemporary Art at the MMOMA.
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