Хлеб, Public art installation in Tushino, Moscow, Russia
Bread is a public art installation in Tushino that combines traditional sculpting methods with contemporary materials. The work focuses on representing bread as a central element of human sustenance and togetherness.
This art installation was created after the collapse of the Soviet Union, when artists sought new ways to express social changes. The work reflects the artistic reassessment of everyday objects during this period of transition.
The installation examines the role of bread in Russian traditions through sculptural elements that reference communal dining and family gatherings.
The installation is accessible daily through the northern entrance of the district and requires no special arrangements for a visit. It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes, as you can walk around the work to view it from different angles.
The work integrates actual bread-making tools from local bakeries directly into its structure, creating an immediate connection between craft work and artistic expression. This use of functional everyday objects makes the installation a tangible bridge between industrial heritage and contemporary art.
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