classical art figures take over nightclubs and retail spaces
ukrainian digital artist alexey kondakov is known for his seamless integration of classical art figures into contemporary landscapes. his more recent artworks depicted below deep dive into modern-day consumerism and pop culture — from dancing in nightclubs and shopping for shoes to working from home on a macbook.
‘love hit (in the night club)’ | all images © alexey kondakov
alexey kondakov’s seamless blend of two different eras
the artist’s intricate blend of two vastly different periods rarely fails to leave the viewer perplexed. he carefully photoshops figures from classical paintings by william-adolph bouguereau, arthur hacker, herbert james draper — to name a few — onto familiar settings made of concrete cities, techno beats, and endless consumer goods. this hybrid composition ultimately gives a whole new meaning to a reality we know all too well.
‘blue’ | in collaboration with rhythm buro
some of alexey kondakov’s collages were featured in allure and DTF magazine. he also collaborated with ukrainian event platform rhythm buro and several galleries where his artwork was displayed. you can find his art prints available for sale right here.
depicting kyiv’s techno scene | in collaboration with rhythm buro
‘MOVE 2’
‘consumer cuture’ | artwork for DTF magazine
instagram comment: ‘the angel of wallmart’
‘home-office’ | artwork for allure magazine
‘early morning | spring mood’
