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victusinveritas · 10 months ago
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ALEXANDER BRODSKY (1955) & ILYA UTKIN (1955) // 1987/1990
Constrained by the Limitations of Soviet-Era Architecture, the two artists imagined Fantastical Structures on Paper.
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lascitasdelashoras · 9 months ago
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Alexander Brodsky y Ilya Utkin
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archivist-dragonfly · 4 months ago
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Book 524
Brodsky & Utkin: The Complete Works
Lois Nesbitt
Princeton Architectural Press 2003
Alexander Brodsky (b. 1955) and Ilya Utkin (b. 1955) are Russian architects, who worked along side each other through the Soviet regime and the dawn of Glasnost, as part of a loosely organized group known as paper architects—a vein of visionary architecture that proposes metaphorical and fantastical designs. Usually entering their work into international competitions, their work was a response to the state sanctioned architecture that consisted of standardised and often poorly constructed buildings in Soviet Russia. Borrowing from architectural styles throughout history with ideas that seem more appropriate in a Borges short story, the two came up with some incredible designs (e.g. Museum of Disappearing Buildings, Columbarium Habitabile, Crystal Palace, Electronic Donjon, Villa Claustrophobia, etc.) that together feel like a walk through a city as drawn by Edward Gorey.
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oil-eclipse · 1 month ago
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by brodsky + utkin
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canadiandogteeth · 1 month ago
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Alexander Brodsky and Ilya Utkin
Photos ~ I, II, III, IV ~ @vacilators
Photos ~ V, VI, VII, VIII ~ Pinterest
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Villa claustrophobia, Alexander Brodsky & İlya Utkin
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movienized-com · 7 months ago
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Prorok. Istoriya Aleksandra Pushkina
Prorok. Istoriya Aleksandra Pushkina (2025) #FelixUmarov #YuraBorisov #PaulinaAndreeva #AnyaChipovskaya #SergeyGilev #IlyaLyubimov Mehr auf:
Jahr: 2025 (Februar) / Пророк. История Александра Пушкина Genre: Biografie / Drama Regie: Felix Umarov Hauptrollen: Yura Borisov, Paulina Andreeva, Anya Chipovskaya, Sergey Gilev, Ilya Lyubimov, Evgeniy Shvarts, Roman Vasiliev, Kai Aleks Getts, Ivan Zlobin, Yuriy Utkin, Lyudmila Grigorash, Ilya Vinogorskiy, Kirill Kovbas, Nikita Krahmalev, Pavel Kuzmin, Vadim Pirozhenko … Filmbeschreibung:…
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dreams-of-mutiny · 3 years ago
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Alexander Brodsky - Ilya Utkin
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palayam · 3 years ago
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horizontaldrawing · 4 years ago
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dwelling house of winnie the pooh in a big modern city, 1983  - alexander brodsky and ilya utkin
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veredes · 5 years ago
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Brodski y Utkin
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hiddenarchitecture · 7 years ago
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Dwelling House of Winnie The Pooh In A Big Modern City, 1983  - Alexander Brodsky and Ilya Utkin 
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kilnpieces · 7 years ago
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Villa Nautilus, 1990
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moma-prints · 4 years ago
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A Glass Tower, No. 1, Alexander Brodsky, Ilya Utkin, 1984, printed 1990, MoMA: Drawings and Prints
Gift of Dorothy Blau Size: plate: 30 11/16 × 22 3/16" (78 × 56.3 cm); sheet: 42 1/2 × 30 11/16" (108 × 78 cm) Medium: Etching
http://www.moma.org/collection/works/63606
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ostentatiouspinboard · 4 years ago
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Alexander Brodsky and Ilya Utkin - Paper Architecture
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nbrunell · 4 years ago
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“Villa Nautilus” (1990)
Alienation through Resistance
Alexander Brodsky and Ilya Utkin
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