EDIK KATYKHIN

Blending tradition, influences, and style, Edik Katykhin offers his own take on paper cutting, bringing to life a new world where comic strips, fairy-tale characters, and surrealism merge with plant-based and organic landscapes that are both whimsical and inspired by Swiss scenery.His cutouts, sometimes as small as postage stamps, are displayed in Micro-Gallery A, casually perched on a wooden chest. Located in the center of the main room is Gallery A, showcasing small-format works arranged in diptychs and triptychs. Suspended from the ceiling, a very large lace-like piece stretching all the way to the floor sits alongside a series of black-on-white, white-on-black, and color works along the gallery walls. A dialogue unfolds.


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