Evgeniya Korotchenko

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Collapsed Structures (The Economy of Fireworks)

2023–2026 (ongoing) · Series · A body of work in paper, clay, sound

When most people say “everything collapsed,” they mean that life became difficult. I know how something deeply familiar can simply close, and there is no path back. What is bought when money is burned? Here the break became a condition: the fracture and the hardware supports are equally visible, and from that something new becomes possible.

Reconstruction seen from the side, ceramic window frames standing off the surface of a tall worked ground Detail: a ceramic window frame and a bound cord across the worked pink and blue ground

Reconstruction · 2025/2026 · Mixed media · 55 × 63 × 10 in.

Ceramic beams leaning and fallen into a structure on an integral base, black and encrusted The same structure seen from the side Detail of the encrusted surface where the beams meet

Collapsed Structures | Frames · 2023–2024 · Ceramic · 10 × 14 × 10 in.

A low, wide ceramic structure: frames fallen across each other over a heap of slabs, the surfaces encrusted grey, green and black Collapsed Structures | Frames on a plinth in a gallery, small against the white of the room

Untitled · 2024 · Ceramic · 20 × 8 × 12 in. Collapsed Structures | Frames, installed

Ambient Noise at Night · 2023 · Sound · 0:07, looped