Sculptures by contemporary Russian artists will be installed in Switzerland
ARTinvestment.RU   31 мая 2016

Park in the Swiss Château Gütsch, owned by businessman Alexander Lebedev, will install sculptures by contemporary Russian artists: AES F, Dmitry Kawarga, Anya Zholud, Electroboutique group, Nikolay Polissky, Andrew Lublin and other

More than a dozen sculptures and objects of the first names of contemporary Russian art forever will soon depart for Lucerne. They bought a businessman Alexander Lebedev for the arrangement of the Park at the Chateau Gutch" (Château Gütsch). Autumn on the mountain, which offers beautiful views of the city and lake, you will see a whole Park of Russian sculpture.

the Final composition exhibits for the Park has not yet formed, the shopping list continues to grow. But we already know that in Switzerland will go to the objects from the project "Angels and demons" our, perhaps, the most famous in the West group AES F, the Inhabited sculpture for birds" Dmitry and Elena Kawarga, reindeer and wooden insects of the project "peace Enforcement" Nicholas Polissky, metallic Royal " Anya Zholud, the object of the Electroboutique group, dogs of Andrei Lyublinsky, sculpture of barbed wire by Dmitry Zhukov "The game" Vladimir Grieg, objects Olga Treiwas, Asya Kozina, Margo Ovcharenko etc. Only about 40 objects. The list is not complete, preliminary information, number of authors, with high probability, will be expanded.

the Organizers will have a difficult logistic operation. Some of the sculptures will go from Russia by trucks, and some will be delivered from Europe. In particular, "Angels and demons" AES F will bring from Italy. According to consultant and provider of project of Sergei Gridchina (GridchinHall), if all goes according to plan, by October, the contractors must be managed and to all of the snow sculptures will take their places.

I am Particularly pleased that the project is in a healthy commercial sense: Russian artists will not only exhibit the ability and its "window to Europe", but money. Such are the rare good international news on Russian art in a strange era, courts and sanctions.

Vladimir Bogdanov, AI