Art exhibition
on the ground floor
of one Moscow house
Art exhibition
on the ground floor
of one Moscow house
Art exhibition
on the ground floor of one Moscow house
For two years I lived in a typical house 10 minutes from
the Komsomolskaya square, Moscow. Last spring I was locked up like the rest of the world.
A kitchen, bed, deliveries, trips to the nearest store.
On one of these forays I noticed a strange object on the ground floor — a pine cone
on a white radiator. From this moment I started taking photographs of things that appeared
on the radiator.
My name is Alina.
For two years I lived in a typical house 10 minutes from the Komsomolskaya square, Moscow. Last spring I was locked up like the rest of the world. A kitchen, bed, deliveries, trips to the nearest store.
On one of these forays I noticed a strange object on the ground floor — a pine cone on a white radiator. From this moment. I started taking photographs of things that appeared on the radiator.
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The photos I made I posted on Instagram account @belayabatareya
In about a year I managed to gather a small collection of photographs. This collection forms the basis of the exhibition.
In about a year I managed to gather a small collection of photographs.
This collection forms the basis of the exhibition.
Prototype
for the exhibition
"White battery"
Prototype
for the exhibition
"White battery"
The white and wide radiator has become a natural space for the spontaneous circulation of things. On this peculiar counter, things that have become unnecessary, but still important for the owners, have a chance for another life.
The battery is also a place of communication. It is a meeting place for different people of the one house who may not even have met each other. And yet communication happens because the “language” of the battery is universal.
The white and wide radiator has become a natural space for the spontaneous circulation of things.
On this peculiar counter, things that have become unnecessary, but still important for the owners, have a chance for another life.
The battery is also a place of communication. It is a meeting place for different people of the one house who may not even have met each other. And yet communication happens because the “language” of the battery is universal.
The white battery
is an unusual
public space
created by the inhabitants
of an ordinary
house.
The white battery
is an unusual
public space
created by the inhabitants
of an ordinary
house.
The white battery
is an unusual
public space
created by the
inhabitants
of an ordinary
house.
The white battery
is an unusual
public space
created by the
inhabitants
of an ordinary
house.
The white radiator
is an unusual public space
created by the inhabitants
of an ordinary house.
By the evening of the same day, almost all of the photographs had been taken by the residents of the house and by the visitors of the exhibition.
The Village post, Russian famous lifestyle mag, collected about 3000 reactions and 50 comments, where people shared their stories about such spaces in their houses.
A resident of the house with the White Radiator posted in his Instagram account several stories that he was also always surprised at unusual objects. He documented the exhibition and what was left of it: some photographs disappeared from the wall, new things appeared on the radiator.
Artist: Alina Terekhova
Curator: Olga Matveeva
Editor: Yulia Terekhova
Mounting: Nino
Documentation: Natalia Nechaeva, Nino
By the evening of the same day, almost all of the photographs had been taken by the residents of the house and by the visitors of the exhibition.
The Village post collected about 3000 reactions and 50 comments,
in which people shared stories about such spaces in their houses.
A resident of the house with the White Radiator posted in his Instagram account several stories that he was also always surprised at unusual objects. He documented the exhibition and what was left of it: some photographs disappeared from the wall, new things appeared on the radiator.
Artist: Alina Terekhova
Curator: Olga Matveeva
Editor: Yulia Terekhova
Mounting: Nino
Documentation: Natalia Nechaeva, Nino
