Immersive Exhibition
by artist Nadya Kovba
by artist Nadya Kovba
The exhibition is moving
How long has it been since you met yourself?
8 Rooms. 8 Paintings. 8 Composers.
8 Rooms. 8 Paintings. 8 Composers.
Art as a way of contacting oneself.
Immersive exhibition for one viewer.
You will spend 40 minutes alone with yourself, moving from room to room, from painting to painting. As you approach the canvas, you will hear music written by composers from different countries specifically for the Project. Through the symbiosis of painting and music, you can get closer to yourself and hear important answers from within.
After passing through all the rooms, the viewer will receive a reset and a transition to a new level of vibration. We are all different, and the feelings after completing the Project are difficult to predict in advance. Some feel joy and fullness, others want to be alone in silence, want to realize the changes that have occurred inside. Some viewers cry, but these are "good" tears, because it is difficult to contain what they experienced in these 40 minutes.
This Project is designed as a therapeutic tool, as а proof that art unites people of different ages, religions, professions and nationalities. Art as a way of contacting oneself.
You will spend 40 minutes alone with yourself, moving from room to room, from painting to painting. As you approach the canvas, you will hear music written by composers from different countries specifically for the Project. Through the symbiosis of painting and music, you can get closer to yourself and hear important answers from within.
After passing through all the rooms, the viewer will receive a reset and a transition to a new level of vibration. We are all different, and the feelings after completing the Project are difficult to predict in advance. Some feel joy and fullness, others want to be alone in silence, want to realize the changes that have occurred inside. Some viewers cry, but these are "good" tears, because it is difficult to contain what they experienced in these 40 minutes.
This Project is designed as a therapeutic tool, as а proof that art unites people of different ages, religions, professions and nationalities. Art as a way of contacting oneself.
Immersive exhibition for one viewer.
You will spend 40 minutes alone with yourself, moving from room to room, from painting to painting. As you approach the canvas, you will hear music written by composers from different countries specifically for the Project. Through the symbiosis of painting and music, you can get closer to yourself and hear important answers from within.
After passing through all the rooms, the viewer will receive a reset and a transition to a new level of vibration. We are all different, and the feelings after completing the Project are difficult to predict in advance. Some feel joy and fullness, others want to be alone in silence, want to realize the changes that have occurred inside. Some viewers cry, but these are "good" tears, because it is difficult to contain what they experienced in these 40 minutes.
This Project is designed as a therapeutic tool, as а proof that art unites people of different ages, religions, professions and nationalities. Art as a way of contacting oneself.
You will spend 40 minutes alone with yourself, moving from room to room, from painting to painting. As you approach the canvas, you will hear music written by composers from different countries specifically for the Project. Through the symbiosis of painting and music, you can get closer to yourself and hear important answers from within.
After passing through all the rooms, the viewer will receive a reset and a transition to a new level of vibration. We are all different, and the feelings after completing the Project are difficult to predict in advance. Some feel joy and fullness, others want to be alone in silence, want to realize the changes that have occurred inside. Some viewers cry, but these are "good" tears, because it is difficult to contain what they experienced in these 40 minutes.
This Project is designed as a therapeutic tool, as а proof that art unites people of different ages, religions, professions and nationalities. Art as a way of contacting oneself.
Why 8 Rooms?
Word to the author
Why 8 Rooms?
Word to the author
Exhibition guests reviews
- The 8 Rooms Project is designed for a one-time visit by only one viewer.
- Before the start of the exhibition, the viewer leaves his belongings, including his phone and other devices, in the safe. This is necessary for complete immersion in the Project.
- Spectators under alcohol or other intoxication are not allowed to visit the Project.
- The organizers of the immersive exhibition are not responsible for injuries or damage caused during the exhibition.
- If the visitor breaks these rules, the staff of the immersive exhibition reserve the right to refuse to visit the 8 Room Project space.
- Video and photo shooting of paintings is prohibited.
- It is forbidden to touch the paintings with your hands
What awaits you?
8 Rooms
Thoughtful trajectory of movement, maze of 8 different rooms
1 viewer
A safe space where the only viewer is you
8 paintings
8 unique works in the style of abstract art
8 tracks
8 composers from different countries wrote music specifically for each painting
40 minutes
To complete the entire Project
The Project Team
Nadya Kovba
Painter, abstract artist
Member of the Eurasian Art Union. She held personal exhibitions in New York, Venice, the Moscow Central House of Artists, and participated with her art objects in the main world exhibition ART Basel Miami
Composers
8 composers from five countries wrote
8 compositions specifically for each painting
8 compositions specifically for each painting
- Garry AlbertLondon, EnglandMusical alchemist. He creates spontaneous, improvised themes of incredible music on flute, piano, vocals and electronics Garry's goal is to connect people through his recordings and performances to the deeper truth of who they really are and why they are here. Garry was classically educated at the Purcell School of Music, Guildhall School of Music and Drama and at the Royal Academy of Music and performed professionally for 20 years.
- BetkhoGeorgiaGeorgian composer and music producer.
Betkho has proved himself as an outstanding composer, creating ambient music with melancholic melodies.
He has been a significant influence on the local indie scene for many years, serving as a producer for many Georgian artists (Catch the Clouds, The BearFox, Mebo Renard, The Rylans) and playing a key role in the development of the independent music scene. - Fedor MolodtsovKazakhstanComposer and performer, works with modern styles of music. At the age of 16, he flew to study in the USA, in the state of Minnesota. From that moment, he began to be interested in the North and Latin America culture.
- Ice HokkuIsraelIce Hokku is an Israeli indie pop duo with Samara roots, who grew up listening to Western music and found inspiration in the authenticity of the Middle East.
Ice Hokku's special concert sound is a cold electronic-acoustic sound design and emotional vocals that combine many styles. The duo's unexpectedly powerful sound is achieved by using loop stations those continuously record layers of sound during the show in real time. - Arseniy PlaksinSamara, RussiaActor and composer of the Gran Studio Theatre.
"I have been involved in music since childhood, but when music became too much in my life, I had to leave it. After some time, as theater appeared in my life, I returned to music as a composer, not a performer".
Arseniy worked with theaters in the Samara region, with the Taganka Theater and the Theater of Nations (Moscow). - Pavel KupriyanovSamara, RussiaPavel gave more than a hundred concerts in Russia: in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Sochi and other cities. Ну рarticipated in the Moments of the Sea documentary Performances from Mikhail Kozhukhov's Travel Club with Sergei Garmash and Pavel Artemyev. He performed with the poet Marina Katsuba and Pavel Vasiliev. Wrote music for short films and games. He organized the Concert on the Balcony Project at the World Cup for hundreds of spectators.
- Veronica KrausMoscow, RussiaProfessional violinist.
Laureate of International competitions in the Far East. She performed at the largest venues in Moscow with such artists as L. Leshchenko, I. Kobzon, E. Polna and others.
She took part in many musicals in Moscow as the first violin. She is a soloist in the Magic Violins violin Ensemble, which toured Russia and Latin America. She performs at various charity events at the Light in Hands, Podari Zhizn, and Reka Detstva foundations. - Lydia Zhukova-IgolnikovaSamara, RussiaComposer, handpan performer in the Mikkai kumo and VibesDive Projects. Founder of the Flying Saucers School in Samara.
Lydia is a participant in the Minute of Glory Show and the Hang Masters from All over Europe Festival; she played in front of 17 presidents at the Astana EXPO 2017 planetary Exhibition
