Minin Ilya, also known as Eli, is an artist who
explores various genres and forms of expression, including painting, sculpture, installation, and
experimental art. His work is characterized by attention to detail and observation of the world
around him, capturing emotions and bringing them to life on canvas.
Ilya is constantly seeking new forms and mediums, experimenting with
techniques and materials to find the best way to express his creative concepts. His innovative
approach and unconventional combinations of materials add depth and texture to his work.
Eli's art aims to communicate with the public, allowing viewers to
enter his world and interpret his work freely. Each piece becomes a whirlwind of emotions, inviting
observers to find their own meaning and personally engage with the art.
His passion, energy, and uniqueness are evident in his artwork, which
transports viewers to other worlds, encourages reflection on personal experiences, and invites
contemplation of the mysteries of reality.
- Performance with acoustic and electronic sound sources, live action elements followed by video
recording, "PPP", 2018
- Performance with acoustic and electronic sound sources in live performance format at
"MUSE", 2019
- A group exhibition of industrial fabric, "PATTERN", 2021
- Performance with real-time visual programming and live action
at
"UGOL", 2021
- Performance piece "Telegraph. Kinetic Encoding of the Expected
Signal", Open Collection of Polytechnic Museum "Waiting Horizon",
2021
- Performance "System S3", Khodynka Gallery, Exhibition of
Frequency
2.0, 2021
- Performance "Memory of Touch", Bogorodskoye Gallery, "Dacha as I
See It" exhibition, 2021
- Participant in the audio program of the eight-channel audio capsule of
the ASC
Museum, 2021
- Participant in the second concert of multichannel audio improvisations
"Holidays
SA))", 2021
- Participant in the REDD Experimental Music Festival, 2021
- Participant in the "SMOLES" concert, 2021
- Meatpacking Biennale: Part 1 - February 2022
- Participant in the concert of conceptual multichannel audio programs
"Holidays
SA))", February 2022
- Meatpacking Biennale: Part 2 - October 2022
- A group exhibition, "No Skin", - November 2022