Grobin is located on the eastern edge of the Baltic Sea. A fort was built in a loop of the River Ãlande, which protected it on three sides, and there are three cemeteries which have been dated to between 650 and 800. These overlie a Neolithic …

2016年2月7日 · In her latest photo series, “Natura Morta,” Ionova-Gribina revisits these childhood memories with beautiful photographs of dead creatures she encountered on her bicycle forays through the Russian countryside. Dead birds, rabbits, foxes and moles are lovingly posed on colorful flowerbeds, immortalized, the artist explains, before they could ...

Russian artist Maria Ionova-Gribina’s Natura Morta is a beautiful example of a practice in photographic endeavors that we are slowly seeing more of: adorning dead animals with flowers. We’d like you to understand the project seeing through her eyes and her words:

2016年7月12日 · To advocate for the rights of wild animals, Moscow photographer Maria Ionova-Gribina created a fake project: she took photographs where she implied that the animals were subjected to tests in one of the labs of the Pushchino Scientific Center near Moscow.

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2014年3月31日 · I love the bright, flamboyant flowers and colors in Ionova-Gribina’s pictures; the flowers flush with the image’s edge actually make me think of Diana Scherer more than anyone else. I really appreciate the artist’s statement, and find it very tender and relatable.

Grobiņa ir bijusi viena no tā laika skandināviem nozīmīgākajām vietām Baltijas jūras austrumu daļā – to apliecina arheoloģiskajos izrakumos iegūtā 6.–7. gs. Gotlandei raksturīgā akmens stēla (bilžakmens) ar iegravētu ūdensputna attēlu un vairāk nekā 2000 citu …

Maria Węsławska-Gribina BIO. I was born in Moscow into an artistic family. Since 2006, I have worked under the pseudonym Maria Ionova-Gribina, which I changed in 2021 in honor of my Polish roots. I am a graduate of the Magdalena Abakanowicz University of the Arts in Poznań. I currently live and work in Poznań. • Rodchenko School.