Sasha Braulov (b. 1987) — artist, product designer (52 FACTORY). Works in the technique of embroidery with the themes of cultural memory and the architectural heritage of the avant-garde.
Education:
Graduated from the Higher School of Management, St. Petersburg State University.
Artist statement:
“Basically, my work is aimed at exploring two big themes: the architecture of the avant-garde of the 1920-1930s and the documentary of what is happening, what happened, sometimes filled with fantastic stories. In the case of architecture, one of the main tasks is to popularise and promote avant-garde architecture as a heritage of our culture. The documentary part is about experiences, observations and studies of what is happening around me and inside."
Selected exhibitions:
2023. Fabric, hand embroidery, 11x15 cm. Moscow.
The house on the street of the Batashev Brothers, 49. Vyksa, 1920s. Fabric, hand embroidery, 15x23 cm
The Palace of Culture named after Lepse. Vyksa, 1929. Fabric, hand embroidery, 16x22 cm
House of Krasnye Zori St., 24. Vyksa, 1930s. Fabric, hand embroidery, 14x18 cm
The blast furnace shop. Vyksa, 1930's. Fabric, hand embroidery, 14x20 cm
The 121-series large-panel house and the Volna cafe. Vyksa, 1985. Fabric, hand embroidery, 14x22 cm
Apartment building Nakhimova St., 12. Vyksa, 1952. Fabric, hand embroidery, 16x21 cm
The building of the metallurgical plant. Vyksa, 1920-1930s. Fabric, hand embroidery, 11.5 x 18 cm
The "sixteenth" store. Vyksa, 1920s. Fabric, hand embroidery, 14x23 cm
Factory apartment building on Krasnye Zori street. Vyksa, 1930s. Fabric, hand embroidery, 12x20 cm
2024. Plywood, fabric, hand embroidery, lighting, 27.7 x 37.5 x 22 cm. 100% of the amount will go to the Vyksa fund for assistance to homeless animals "Second Life"
Thick cotton, machine embroidery. Dimensions of the bag: 38 x 44 x 10 cm. Belt up to 110 cm, inner pocket. The color of the belt and handles is gray.
2020-2022. Fabric, hand embroidery, 19x12 cm. Details about the work: 1920-1930s. Architect O. Wutke. Smolensk, st. Konenkova, 9-a
2020-2022. Fabric, hand embroidery, 17x12 cm. More about the work: 1920s. The architect is unknown. Serpukhov. Demolished in 2016.
2020-2022. Fabric, hand embroidery, 11x18 cm. More about the work: 1930s. Architect K. Senchikhin. Baku, former Caspian street. The building was planned to be reconstructed in the 1970s, but in 2012 it was destroyed.
2020-2022. Fabric, hand embroidery, 9x19 cm. More about work: 1930s. Architect Ivankov N. Z. Stalingrad, st. Opolchenskaya, 11. Destroyed during WW II.
2020-2022. Fabric, hand embroidery, 10x22 cm. More about the work: 1930s. The architect is unknown. Leningrad.
2020-2022, Fabric, hand embroidery, 9x18 cm. More about work: 1930s. Architect S. A. Minofiev and engineer B. V. Lopatin. The wooden building of the circus was demolished in 1975.
2020-2022. Fabric, hand embroidery, 18х16 cm. 1930s Architect A.S. Korobov. Izhevsk
2020-2022. Fabric, hand embroidery, 11x16 cm. Details about the work: 1930s. The architect is unknown. Kolomna, street of the October Revolution, 318
2020-2022. Fabric, hand embroidery, 13x18 cm. More about the work: 1930s. Architect K. Mital. Irkutsk, Sverdlov street, 22
2021. Fabric, hand embroidery, 10x16 cm. More about work: 1930s. Architect unknown. Moscow, Central Park of Culture and Leisure. Not survived.
2020-2022. Fabric, hand embroidery, 9x14.5 cm. More about the work: 1930s. The architect is unknown. Harkov city. Not preserved.