Vladimir Sorokin
Vladimir Sorokin (born 1955) is a world-renowned Russian writer and emerging artist.
He is one of the most prominent representatives of conceptualism and social art in Russian literature.
Winner of the Andrei Bely, "NOS", "Big Book" and other prizes, nominee for the International Booker Prize. His books have been translated into dozens of languages. Sorokin lives in Berlin, Germany.
His first solo exhibition, Blue Lard, was curated by Guelman und Unbekannt.
“Tolstoy In the Fields” — the centerpiece of Sorokin’s series inspired by his major work, Blue Lard. The series exhibited for the first time at the Guelman and Unbekannt Gallery in Berlin.
The work has been created by Sorokin with the help of Artificial Intelligence.
It’s an edition of 10. It’s printed on Museum-quality paper. Size: 90 x 90 cm. Each work is individually signed by the artist and numbered.
This work ships internationally.