Greht (b. 1989) is a self-taught artist based in Saint Petersburg. Using found materials such as metal, wood, and stone, he crafts pseudo-archaeological objects from undefined historical periods. Greht also works with graphics, creating images that are permeated with the sense of being lost in the constant war between us and world around, between us and ourselves. His works have been shown at group and solo exhibitions in Saint Petersburg and Moscow.
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Grand File of Chief Carpenter Klekh, 2015
Unidentified Amulet, 2019
Portrait, 2018
Mask, 2018
Untitled, 2019
At the Studio, 2020
You Can Always Remember the Most Lousy Things If You Have Time, 2020
Portrait of a Stranger, 2018
Doll (idol?), 2017
Tin Cross for the Attack on the Laid Table, 2019
