Theme: World of Psychology in Artworks

The exposition presents the works of authors for whom art is wider than the reflection of the material world and the surrounding reality. It’s a project that gives freedom of movement to feelings, emotions and ideas. This is the visualization of a complex inner world, with its mazes and secret rooms, shedding light on the irrational reality and the realm of the subconscious.

Of course, it is not completely possible to express concisely the whole depth of the unknown and to lay on the shelves the subtle vibrations of the soul on the plane of canvas, paper or in the assemblage. But you can at least reach out, try to convey personal experiences and developed feelings to show the palette, color and tone of ideas swirling in the brain, the features of its world perception and the general background of its psyche.

The theme of the project is the visualization of fears and desires, a fragile bridge that throws the viewer from an external stable state to the thrilling and sensitive inner world of the artist, his experiences, anxieties and worries and his hopes.

The PSY ART EXPO project is not just a collection of works on a given topic. It’s a project that blurs the line between creativity and hard work, flowing smoothly into psychoanalysis and art therapy. This is an attempt to draw and explain "you" first of all to yourself.

The exhibition is attended by artists from Russia and Europe. The topic of psychological art came to the forefront, became very relevant and popular. It is creativity that allows through painting, graphics, sculpture and the development of art objects or any other kind of visualization to come closer to understanding one’s own emotions and experiences and find a way out of the depressing states. It is at the same time a demonstration of personal perception of reality and world-feelings of the artist, and at the same time exposing the hidden processes of psyche, from frightening and disturbing to bright, enticing and attracting as the apex of aesthetic perfection. It is a reflection of the immaterial world and an attempt to convey the artist’s thought forms, imagination and wild imagination, weaving in bright spirals, wires and waves, creating incredible images, sensations and impressions. And embodied on canvas, paper and any other carrier, the author’s fingerprints are like lens-caught frames that leave a lasting aftertaste. This exhibition is not just about the epoch - it is about us as individuals, representatives of a developed civilization and about each of us in particular.