Egor Fedorychev (b. 1988, Barnaul) is an artist working with painting, installation, and sculpture. Through experimenting with traditional media, he has created his signature style, “intuitive archaeology.” Fedorychev deals with questions of social culture, politics, personality, and transience of history. His art is a protest sentiment, a longing for freedom and the fight for it.
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Ipatyev’s Room, 2019. From the personal show Red Garden at the Szena gallery, Moscow
Ipatyev’s Room (back side), 2019. From the personal show Red Garden at the Szena gallery, Moscow
Boy with Grapes, 2019. From the personal show Red Garden at the Szena gallery, Moscow
Light and Chairs installation, 2018. From the double exhibition Happy Hardcore, Ovcharenko gallery, Moscow
Wild Fowl series, 2018. Ekaterina Cultural Foundation, Moscow
Egor Fedorychev during the work at his personal show A Pleat on the Curtain, 2017. CCA Winzavod, Moscow, 2017
Works from A Pleat on the Curtain. From the exhibition of nominees of the Innovation State Prize 2018, Lenin State Library, Moscow
From the Hole with a Rabbit series
From the Turin Wild Fowl series, 2018
From the Turin Wild Fowl series, 2018
From the series About the Unrequited Love to the Motherland, 2018
Nine Brave Young Deer, 2020
From the personal show Untitled, 2017. The Foundation of Vladimir Smirnov and Konstantine Sorokin, Moscow
So Let the Northern Wind Blow, We’re Doing Our Own Inevitable “Just Do It,” 2019. From the eponymous personal show at the Jart gallery. The title comes from a song of the Omsk-based musician Mikhail Kolesnik
From the Wild Fowl series, 2018
