Anton Vinogradov is a photographer and performance artist born in Nizhny Tagil and currently based in Saint Petersburg. His works reflect on problems of communication, identity, and self-identification in post-Soviet reality. Vinogradov explores these subjects as dialogue between the space, the place, the author, and others. His works were presented at the 6th Moscow Biennale, Nemoskva show in Brussels, and many other exhibitions.
The Place Where I Used to Skip School, 2019. THE 12TH TIME ZONE, BOZAR/Centre for Fine Arts, Brussels
From the project The Place Where I Used to Skip School, 2019. Bringing personal history into a public space, Vinogradov creates interventions into the landscape based on local residents’ and his own memories of the times when he was in school
From the project The Place Where I Used to Skip School, 2019
From the project The Place Where I Used to Skip School, 2019
And What If We All Are Part of One Big Consciousness but Don’t Realise It Because We Are Part of It, 2020. Garage MCA Studios, Moscow
From the Nature of Violence project, 2017
