Daria Makarova (b. 1994) is a transdisciplinary artist and poet based in Moscow. Her sound, text, and installation projects often take the form of engineered situations, where experiences of different viewers are challenged by the mutual presence of each other. Makarova explores temporal borders of ethical norms, language as a fluid material, and a transversion of the continual and the momentary in times of the postprivacy.
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Mutual soul's prophecy in whispery "blue moon you got me..." (2020)
From StoNeDilaPidation-BodiLyViscoSity project (2019-2020)
delirium of the light blinding a believer/ worlds of flickering words/ a vandal whistling love lyrics/. Two Burned out Snowballs (2020)
not gonna regret it/ cause politics, lamb/. Two Burned out Snowballs (2020)
or is it simply a feeling of being drowned in a dumpster? why should you be such a moron/ blindly bagged for your salvation. Two Burned out Snowballs (2020)
“From that angle faces merge into a flag: the fabric blows up, glimmers, rejoices.” Left of the Centre via the Golden Ratio (poetic detail), 2019
1. Where the Stream Takes Its Throbbing Flow. Left of the Centre via the Golden Ratio (2019)
3. Left of the Centre via the Golden Ratio (2019)
Poetry translated on to the physical level of constant mutation. Blooming Waltz of a Crushed Casket (2019-2020)
From group exhibition In the Fog of War (2019)
