アンナ・ハヤト、スラヴァ・ピルスキー

Anna Hayat, Slava Pirsky

Interval
In this exhibition Hayat and Pirsky present landscapes not as locations but as emotional spaces formed in the interval between material process and perception. Their images arise from a hybrid analog practice that includes expired Polaroid, manipulated negatives, chemical shifts, damaged emulsions, and fragments recombined with occasional digital intervention. Within this layered process the landscape becomes a site where memory and atmosphere emerge, suspended between what is recorded and what is felt.

Their compositions often follow classical structure with firm horizons, balanced geometries, and a measured sense of depth. At the same time each image holds an interruption such as burns, tears, chemical blooms, shifting skies, or fragments of abandoned forms. These elements introduce an interval between order and entropy, between intention and material autonomy. The landscape is shaped not only by the artists but by time itself.

What emerges is an emotional landscape where the absence of people becomes a form of presence. The earth continues on its own, independent and self contained, while meaning appears only in the space between the image and the viewer. Interval names this condition. It is the moment where nature remains itself and perception begins, where the landscape does not speak yet becomes resonant through looking. The viewer encounters not a place but a state of being, shaped within the interval between the outer world and inner experience.

Anna Hayat and Slava Pirsky will visit Gallery G-77 during their first trip to Japan.
Their works have previously been presented three times by Gallery G-77 during past KG+ events. This exhibition marks the first occasion the artists will attend in person.

Date:
18 April, 12:00–15:00 — Artist Talk & Catalog Signing
23, 24, 25 April, 14:00–18:00 — Artists present in the gallery

Venue: Gallery G-77
Reservation: Not required
Admission: Free
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