SHUM
new media artists
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SHUM is a team of interdisciplinary artists who create physical art objects and digital content. Our commercial artistic projects arise from sincere passion and mind games, with experimentation and irony as central elements.
Born out of a decade-long friendship, Andrey Gorlachev (new media artist) and Alexander Zhiganov (creative producer) initiated our journey in January 2023, and together with 11 like-minded creators, they form the core of SHUM.
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SELECTED WORK
Microrave
Art installation
Microrave is a miniature rave installation, compressed into a one-meter circular stage. While most festivals and parties try to go bigger each year, Microrave goes the other way.
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the Source
Immersive exhibition
Introducing an exhibition of electromagnetic fields and ceramic objects made by SHUM studio in collaboration with the renowned SOMA Laboratory.
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Neutrino
Interactive installation
The interactive installation transforms a spherical space into a laboratory where each participant can experience being a scientist searching for unique elementary particles.
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Insertion loss
Videoart
Our imagination on how people could share their
feelings, emotions and thoughts to each other without
the use of words.
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Kirigami
Videoart
The award-winning story of a prisoned girl is told with the instruments of contemporary dance, video and Stable Diffusion AI. Our first artwork created in collaboration with
artificial intelligence.
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alive
Audiovisual performance
An AV performance exploring how light is perceived by humans and machines. The musical structure combines electronic instruments with live guitar and sampled voices.
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Narcissus
Sculpture
His upper body is still human, while his lower half is already merging with the earth. LED strips simulate the process of draining energy from his torso, animating the transformation.
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the Web
Art installation
Everything that has ever entered the global web will never leave its boundaries. This five-meter art object has caught photographs and memes, personal data, messages and news headlines, books, and audiovisual content created by us.
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