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«Macbeth», Act IV, Scene 1. Dedication to Fredric Jameson

«Crime and Punishment» or Turgenev Reads Dostoevsky

Confrontation: Socrates and Schrödinger's Cat vs. the Sophists and Nietzsche

Chernyshevsky «The Fourth Dream of Vera Pavlovna»

The Chao Parrot (Based on Sogdian art)

Maxim Gorky and Danko Demonstrate a Freshly Ripped-Out Heart to the Foolish Penguins

The reincarnation of Anna Karenina in Pushkin's fairy tales. Dedication to Tom Stoppard

Madonna of Grodno

Alice in the Era of the Mad Internet

Valentine's Day or Romeo and Juliet in the Age of the Mad Internet

Decameron by Boccaccio

International Women's Day or The Inner World of a Cat. Dedication to George Berkeley

Fluxus Principle 6: Power bank

This is a piece of Real Happiness. The standard portable version of Happiness. You can carry it with you – constantly or during pivotal moments. And what’s especially delightful – its lifespan is unlimited. And no recharging required. >>

Fluxus Principle 2: Lieutenant Columbo's Dog

Fluxus Principle 4: What is Multivariance?

Seasons: Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring 1. No heavy frames or any kind of frames at all. A foam sheet that is attached to the wall by any means (glue, tape, nails, etc.) in one second. 2. No canvas, no primer. Textiles! Almost anyone! The pattern is applied immediately to the fabric. 3. The fabric is attached to the foam using ordinary buttons. My works have sides "A" >>

About

About

Dasha Weisbrem was born in Ufa, Bashkortostan, in 1991.

She has been working professionally as a painter since 2015.

Weisbrem's works are held in private collections across Russia, Italy, the United Kingdom, and Estonia.

Selected solo exhibitions:

Paintings by Dasha Weisbrem, Ufa, 2017
Multivariance: Artists of My Heart, Obninsk, 2019
Multivariance: Seasons, Moscow, 2019

Currently based in Minsk, Republic of Belarus.