Vladivostok residents and guests are invited to an exhibition about the rethinking of fashion and how clothes leave a trace.

The authors of the exhibition - Vladivostok artists Sofia Mozzherina, Maxim Kuznetsov (Listopadsky) and Mikhail Dudin - consider the evolution of the problem of consumer culture on the example of clothing. It is a triptych exhibition about fashion, time and the footprint we leave behind. From the wisdom of the indigenous peoples of the Far East to the effects of overconsumption, this is a look at what we wear and at the thread linking past, present and future.

The creator of the object "WAS" Sofia Mozzherina in her work tries to understand, understand and present to the viewer the very original connection of man with the world, look at it through the archetypal images captured in traditional folk crafts.

The author of the object "IS" Maxim Kuznetsov (Listopadsky), an artist who works most often with abstract forms in the technique of collas. Michael’s installation tells about life “after man”, about what will inevitably lead to excessive consumption. The triptych is made of clothes that have become unnecessary.

Curator of the exhibition - Ivan Matyushkin. Organizer - Charitable Union "In the Name of Good", engaged in the collection and redistribution of used clothes for secondary use.