Alexandra Büssing / Hieronymus Grabstein © All Rights Reserved.
My ongoing series of pieces first started in 2017, depicts contemporary Russian monumental artists in their workspaces. MONUMENTUM presents an inextricable connection between the artists and the space that surrounds them. With no claim to sophistication, the interiors of the studios contain a lot of details that might seem rather ordinary at first sight. But this is only at first sight. The photographs turned out to be full of life and filled with the magic of the creative process.
Mihail Ushakov / Hieronymus Grabstein © All Rights Reserved.
Photographer and filmmaker. Born in 1987 in Novosibirsk, currently lives and works in Moscow, Russia.
Aleksandr Sviyazov / Hieronymus Grabstein © All Rights Reserved.
Once discovered his passion for photography in 2009, soon it became clear he was eager to turn it into a real profession. Years of working in production design pushed further and shaped his language of visual storytelling.
Serafim Chyorniy / Hieronymus Grabstein © All Rights Reserved.
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