Yuri Bylkov Russia / Argentina
sketch of the “Holy Trinity” ring and legal examination (English and Russian)
Piece included in the exhibition Tincal lab Challenge 2024 Jewelry and Freedom (maximum price 150€)
Materials paper
Size 48,5x210mm, 297x210mm, 297x210mm (printed on one A5 and two A4 pages, for exhibition purposes only)
The work submitted to the competition is a verbal sketch of a piece of jewelry. This sketch, though imprecise, symbolizes the fragility of freedom. The work reflects how freedom remains elusive and requires constant effort to maintain. The work also includes an expert opinion by human rights lawyer Max Olenichev, who describes in detail the potential consequences of creating such a sketch. This context highlights the relevance of the struggle for freedom and the need for rights protection.
[author of the idea: Yuri Bylkov, author of the examination: Max Olenichev]
[For this work, the artist Yuri Bylkov is not asking for any price - you can donate your chosen amount. His share of the money will be donated to the charity fund “My Russian Rights”, which supports political prisoners and prisoners' rights in Russia.
You will not receive any physical paper with your purchase - you will be sent by email a digital version of the texts (jpg format).]
