The Address is pleased to present the solo exhibition ‘blood thinner, low-dose aspirin, best pain killers for kids’ by the artist Vladislav Markov, displayed in the gallery spaces in Brescia.
For the occasion, the artist will show a series of unpublished works such as paintings, sculptures and sound installations, created over the last year between his New York studio and a month of residency in the gallery.
Vladislav Markov works in immersive installation, sculpture, and painting, rendering objects in an unfamiliar ontological state to challenge the viewer’s perception. His procedural gestures result in an altered version of a readymade by shifting its state from digital to physical and back again. Markov’s paintings reference this complex process of dissociation by obscuring quotidian subjects in a process of digitally re-creating them from low-fidelity photogrammetry scans, transposing the viewer into a liminal mental space where the distance from perception to recognition becomes impossible to traverse
Markov holds a BFA from Parsons School of Design and an MFA from Cornell University. Recent solo exhibitions include Zero advice given..., Artissima, Turin (2023), Sorry to inform you, NADA House, New York, Eight Feet Under, Management, New York (2022), Vladislav Markov (Solo), M23, New York (2020), Extra Medium, Spazio ORR, Brescia. His works have been included in: Summer Hang, BS&J, New York (2023), Invitations to Tremble, Management, New York, Local Objects, International Objects, New York, -itis, Cornell University, Ithaca, organized by M23, New York( 2018). His work has been included in the M WOODS museum collection in China. Markov is participating at the 15th Gwangju Biennale in South Korea, PANSORI—a soundscape of the 21st century, curated by Nicolas Bourriaud.
