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In bk.: Fashion Communication in the Digital Age: Proceedings of the FACTUM 23 Conference, Pisa, Italy, 2023. Iss. 1. Springer Publishing Company, 2023. P. 204-217.
Хмелева П. А., Stepanova A. N.
Basic research program. WP BRP. National Research University Higher School of Economics, 2022
Main Christmas Tree in Muzeon will be by a HSE School of Design Lecturer
This will be an unusual Christmas tree. Outlined by lighting, it will resemble one of the capital’s main architectural landmarks – Moscow’s Soviet-era skyscrapers. The structure will be a labyrinth.
The author of the object, artist and multimedia designer Alexey Ryumin, explained why, in this artwork, he has moved away from the canonical form: ‘I initially decided that the Christmas tree must be interactive – this is how the idea of a labyrinth came up; and then I wanted to make this structure look more architectural than a classical cone. This way a silhouette resembling Moscow skyscrapers was formed’.