Sketchbook #2
Sketchbook Volume II from Aria Shahrokhshahi focuses on the specific motif of how rapidly advancing technology shapes the many potentialities that lay ahead of Ukraine and its people.
Showcasing new photographic, installation and sculptural work from the artist, exploring duality through conceptualization of Ukraine as a country of counterpoints - a space where everyday life continues in spite of a drawn-out crisis, a space where young people contemplate their futures in the face of unimaginable uncertainty, where natural landscapes and wildlife are documented only by virtue of military surveillance technology poised to bring about their annihilation.
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Sketchbook #2
Sketchbook Volume II from Aria Shahrokhshahi focuses on the specific motif of how rapidly advancing technology shapes the many potentialities that lay ahead of Ukraine and its people.
Showcasing new photographic, installation and sculptural work from the artist, exploring duality through conceptualization of Ukraine as a country of counterpoints - a space where everyday life continues in spite of a drawn-out crisis, a space where young people contemplate their futures in the face of unimaginable uncertainty, where natural landscapes and wildlife are documented only by virtue of military surveillance technology poised to bring about their annihilation.
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Sketchbook Volume II from Aria Shahrokhshahi focuses on the specific motif of how rapidly advancing technology shapes the many potentialities that lay ahead of Ukraine and its people.
Showcasing new photographic, installation and sculptural work from the artist, exploring duality through conceptualization of Ukraine as a country of counterpoints - a space where everyday life continues in spite of a drawn-out crisis, a space where young people contemplate their futures in the face of unimaginable uncertainty, where natural landscapes and wildlife are documented only by virtue of military surveillance technology poised to bring about their annihilation.
