There are artists who look back, to tradition and its certainties. Alex Sorokin looks forward, towards that which we hardly begin to name. Born in Toliatti (Russia) in 1974 and trained in Belarus, this sculptor arrives at the Biennial with a project that is encouraged to the most elusive: to shape what we do not even understand at all. His training is rigorous. He studied in the Sculpture Department of the Glebov Faculty of Minsk and then at the…
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There are artists who look back, to tradition and its certainties. Alex Sorokin looks forward, towards that which we hardly begin to name. Born in Toliatti (Russia) in 1974 and trained in Belarus, this sculptor arrives at the Biennial with a project that is encouraged to the most elusive: to shape what we do not even understand at all. His training is rigorous. He studied in the Sculpture Department of the Glebov Faculty of Minsk and then at the…