"The Serpent Gorynych Stove" is a seventeen-meter-high metal sculpture. The outside will be covered with metal scales, while the inside will house a hearth. Smoke should come out of all three pipes, which sometimes should even release flames. The pavilion is planned to be installed in a month at the festival of music and performance "Wild Mint", which takes place in the Tula region in the village of Bunyrevo. In the meantime, Gorynych, a brilliant headless snake with three necks, has landed in the courtyard of PROVODKA workshops at the Kristall plant in the form of a model, but Petr Vinogradov's workshops have already begun assembling it.
Gorynych is not some kind of exhibition object that cannot be approached, the authors emphasize. He is a real pavilion where you can enter. The pavilion is of a completely abstract form, there are no popular prints and fairy-tale associations in it. He will remind someone of a three-headed serpent, and to someone, perhaps, a heart. Indeed, Gorynych looks like a heart in its correct, anatomical version. And also on the fiery motor.
Fundraising announced on crowdfunding
the planeta.ru platform requires a total of 500,000 rubles, which will be used to purchase metal, create an object and transport it to the festival. In addition to simple donations, the authors offer to buy souvenirs, tickets to the festival and master classes on working with metal. The creators of Gorynych also welcome volunteers who are ready to help in the construction of a metal kite.
Pyotr Vinogradov is a graduate of the Department of PROMA MARCHI, founder of the PRO. Dvizhenie festival, and co-founder (together with the BULWARK design bureau) of the PROVODKA coworking space at the plant, a master of working with brutal metal objects that he creates, in his own words, "in the context of Russian and Soviet culture XX ", especially revolutionary. The author of the idea of" Industrial houses ", modular housing on a metal frame.
