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The series of works “Tuning” is devoted to the topic of human transformation under the influence of the artificially created environment. Humanity is changing the environment at an aesthetic and technological level, adapting it to its needs. In turn, the changed environment transforms a person at the mental and physiological level.
Alexander Nekrashevich, a graduate of the Republican Art School and the Belarusian Academy of Arts, masterfully engages with traditional media like oil on canvas, drawing on paper, and airbrush on aluminium. His techniques blend a playful postmodernist approach with the fluctuating aesthetics of metamodernism, oscillating between irony, sincerity, eclecticism, and purity. His art invites viewers into a thrilling emotional landscape, where enthusiasm and sarcasm, destruction and creation, coexist in vibrant harmony.