Jul 06 2008
“Bakhor” (meaning “spring” in Uzbek language) ceramic sculpture was made in 1977, and installed inside the cafe of “Yulduz” sewing factory in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
2×5 Meters each (depth 35-40 centimeters), two similar reliefs/sculptures standing next to each other.
This was the first abstract (non-figurative) sculpture in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, which at the time wa part of the Soviet [...]
Jun 28 2008
Banya “Khamom” (Public bathhouse entrance) in Tashkent. The project was a collaboration with a russian architect Andrey Stanislavovich Kosinski, erected around the year 1979. The relief above the entrance is 90cm in diameter. The monochrome photograph actually depicts a color relief, with red and gold. The relief actually represents the streets of Tashkent, with the [...]
Apr 20 2008
This is a gallery of large scale works that Alexander Kedrin has done from Mid to late 1980’s in several places in the former Soviet Union. Some are as tall as 9 meters (27 feet).
