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Interactive font BodyType, created from the interlacing of naked human bodies. Each user can print any text letters of the Russian alphabet, and then send someone a link to the text or insert your message into your blog or page. I did concept idea, art-directing and producing for this project. Plus I made the music video for Moscow punk band "Tarakani" https://vimeo.com/16959601 where i did a producer role.

BodyType Interactive Font Project

Hip-Hopera "Cops on Fire" - music and stage result of the creative interaction of theater and hip-hop, street art and literature, philosophy and action. I did the visual identity for this performance.

Cops on Fire Branding and Identity

ONY Digital Year 2022 In Review

Abstract geometric landscape transforms to the music. Visitor’s projection joins the landscape in the form of a linear silhouette. The installation endows visitor’s copy with a heart. A simulation of the world is being created: environment (landscape and sound), people, feelings. I did a core idea, was a producer and design supervisor of this project.

Pulse. Interactive project

Expopark company asked us to blow up the annual «Design and Advertising» exhibition with a project capable of capturing the public's attention. As a result, we proposed an unprecedented project, in which we mixed video, sound, interface, scent and graphics, in order to create a space in the state of interactive superposition. The implementation of the idea was a giant black cube - 10x10 metres - in the central pavilion of the exhibition, in which we, without the help of intergalactic technologies, created the effect of being present in a coniferous forest, with the sounds of animals, scent of conifer, drumming of the rain, peals of thunder and the snapping of growing trees. The interactive component lay in the opportunity given to every person who got in the «forest», to grow a tree from his own shadow. In addition to the interactive installation was created a series of posters. The project was named «What is Supposed to Happen in the Woods?» and in fact, it became an asylum from omnipresent ads, a place where people could think about something more than wide-frame printing or roll offset, a place where they could relax, at the same time finding themselves in the centre of new advertising technologies. I did a core idea, was a producer and design supervisor of this project.