A former Soviet soldier turned dissident artist has opened an art space in France for anti-Putin voices:
Now, Molodkin is using the space to showcase to the public art that’s been typically shut out of the mainstream system. Dissident artists, as well as scientists, musicians, and other creatives who are “not accepted by the power structure” are all welcome, he said.
“In Russia, there’s this tradition where you aren’t considered a contemporary artist if you haven’t been in a prison,” said Molodkin, who is known for making art with blood and crude oil. “Many of my friends simply do not have the possibility to realize their projects because of the censorship they face,” he said. “It’s very difficult. They have to either move away from the country, go underground, or stay in prison.
, was a direct critique of the Chechen war, which was estimated to have killed 60,000 people over the course of a decade., projected at a church in central London. Courtesy of the artist. “When people cancel Russian culture, they are acting exactly the same as the totalitarian regime in the Soviet Union,” he said. “The cancel culture is the most dangerous, fascistic idea on our planet right now. It has become a great instrument for any power,” adding that it is important to separate a ruling regime from its people.
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