Andrey Druzhaev (b. 1993) is an artist based in Nizhny Novgorod. He previously worked with street and land art and is currently working with documentary photography and video essays, and is also interested in publishing and digital technology. At the moment, Druzhaev is developing a video essay based on the events of his father’s life. In 2018, he and Alina Druzhaeva founded an independent micro publishing house Mertsanie, which is now working on a botanical atlas of the Nagorno-Karabakh region.
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What Kind of Life Can We Observe from a Car Window, 2019. Still from the video essay
What Kind of Life Can We Observe from a Car Window, 2019. Still from the video essay
What Kind of Life Can We Observe from a Car Window, 2019. Still from the video essay
Room for a Place, 2017
Room for a Place, 2017
Room for a Place, 2017
Place, 2016
Place, 2016
Regime of the City. Archival Memory, 2017
Regime of the City. Archival Memory, 2017
Regime of the City. Archival Memory, 2017
The Phantom Causality of the Urban Landscape, 2017
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