Katya Ryblova
etoplanetazemlya
About the Item
In this project, the practice of flanneurship on satellite maps is studied. It involves searching for and collecting visual patterns of the Earth. However, during a long drift visibility limitations appear: some of the objects on the map are hidden or captured indistinctly. By adjusting the distance point of viewing the planet, the flaneur manages to experience a paradox of scale: farther does not mean to distinguish everything, closer does not mean to see everything.
Instructions for conducting a personal drift:
1. Sit comfortably.
2. Trust your intuition.
3. Start your drift.
For drifting, the site bestmaps is used.
About the Artist
Katya Ryblova is a visual artist, urban explorer and practicing architect. Born in 1996 in Sarov, Nizhny Novgorod region. Lives and works in Nizhny Novgorod. The projects are related to the topics of a comprehensive study of space, its characteristics and properties: color, light, geometry, time, memory and subject content. Works with the format of graphic and textual research, performative practices, drifts and walks, installations, online and offline collecting objects/objects/feelings. Author of art projects @etorgb, @etostulya, @etoplanetazemlya, co-founder of the 6:23 art group, member of @panelkapanelkapanelka. As part of the «6:23» art group, she conducted the performative practice «Movement by Inertia», Vodnik Stadium, Nizhny Novgorod (2020). Curated the online workshop «Color Space» (2020). Conducted a lecture «Space and its properties. Color-light-info-space», arh.kvartirnik (2020). Conducted a study of color changes in the urban environment of Nizhny Novgorod, etorgb x IRGSNO (2022). Participant of the exhibition «Tochka 55.754630, 37.638530», Moscow, Ground Solyanka with the etoplanetazemlya project (2022), participant of the Mesto street art festival with the etorgb project (2022).