ECHO's textured surface absorbs hot wax infused with red pigment to symbolize the fragility of nature and humanity.

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named after the sacred jewish texts, talmud rises from the surface of a lake covered in thickets of reeds to mirror its environment.

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a wooden frame covered with red polyethylene recalls the visual possibilities of red, combined with the motif of the house in the russian master's works.

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surrounded by the vast natural landscape, the carpet seems like an endless line drawn on a white canvas.

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although originally designed for the artist's young daughter, the structure aims to serve as a personal isolation haven for all.

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artist gregory orekhov reinterprets the 'black square' in his new contemporary work for malevich park located in the moscow region

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the artist hopes to highlight the issue of high-rise developments on protected reserves of moscow river.

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the work evokes the idea of a magical looking glass, an object that reveals a lot about both the viewer and the artist himself.

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