Danila Tkachenko Combines Fact and Fiction in “Monuments” Project

What happens when architectural photography meets conceptual and modernist art? Moscow-based photographer and visual artist Danila Tkachenko gives us an idea through a fascinating project called Monuments.

In this series, he explores the boundaries of historical memory by combining abandoned orthodox churches and lightweight structures -- elements that are real and imagined. If you're looking for some out-of-the-box photography projects, this might just be one to inspire you. .

danila tkachenko combines fact fiction monuments project

2019-2-8 14:00

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