“Architecture and Nature” Installation for the exhibition: When nature takes over

I was invited as an external specialist to Totan Kuzembaev’s architectural bureau with the task of realizing a conceptual exhibition stand as a full-fledged art object. I was responsible for refining and finalizing the concept, detailing every element, and overseeing the entire production and installation process.

The project, titled “Architecture and Nature,” is built around the idea of a dialogue between two layers: the architectural and the natural. My role was to fully design the natural layer — I developed its structure, visual language, and imagery, integrating animals as symbols of life, strength, and continuity.

The installation is dynamic — it changes over time during the exhibition. The layers shift, architecture recedes into the background, and nature comes to the forefront. In the final stage, nature prevails.

This is not just an exhibition object, but a spatial narrative about fragile balance — where architecture acknowledges the power of its origin.