Krassimir Terziev
Installation
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Storm Door, 2022 sculpture in open space
steel, aluminium, acrylic glass
200 x 200 x 200 cm Edition 1/3 -
Universe of Attachments 2020 installation
black plexiglass, plywood
6 x 70 x 50 x 7 cm
AE 3 + 1AP -
Do Your Bones Shimmer in the Moonlight?, 2022 installation, part of the series Reconstructions of the Forthcoming
car cover, construction, fans
160/400/120 cm
AE 3 + 1 AP -
First Row Seats, 2025 modified wooden filmtheater chairs 87 x 115 x 56 cm
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Storm After Judd, 2025 modified acrylic glass
315 x 61 x 68 cm -
Between the Past That Is About to Happen and the Future That Has Already Been, 2022-24 installation in public space, volumetric double-sided illuminated letters, inscribed in a circle with an outer diameter of 10 m, height and depth of the letter 45 cm
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There Are Winters No One Is Prepared For (Spring), 2023 installation, linden bark, polyester resin dimensions variable
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Let's Dance / Clothes for Collective Life, 1996 installation eight white shirts (modified), plastic circular support construction, fishing cord
210 x 260 x 260 cm
edition 3 + 1AP
Object
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Blank, 2013 Relief plastic map turned on its back
72 х 96 cm
EA 2/5 + 1 AP -
Monument To The Time Elapsed III, 2019 Engraving on LED TV screen
74 x 109 x 28 cm -
Monument To The Time Elapsed VI, 2019 Engraving on laptop screen, defunct laptop 30/33/27 cm
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Monument to the Time Elapsed V, 2020 engraving on TV screen, 48" TV set base 98 x 136 x 55 cm
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Hot Chairs, 2022 modified Monobloc chairs, unique pieces, non-limited number
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Yet to be Titled, 2018 photomontage
pigment print on canvas, stretcher,
90 cm diameter
wall painted in black
Artworks with Light
Painting
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Moon Palm Earth, 2018 oil on canvas 178 x 100 cm
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Portrait, 2016 acrylic on canvas 64 x 46 cm
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King Kong Digitised acrillic on canvas
80 x 100 cm -
Whip Painting III, 2022 acrylic, thread soaked in colour on paper
100 x 70 cm -
Session, 2016 acrylic on canvas
80 x 100 cm -
Blue, Red, Green... , 2016 Blue, Red, Green: Like all Languages, the Language of Things is Useful either for Revealing the Truth, or for
Concealing It
acrylic on canvas
tryptich
76 x 76 cm each -
Bikini Atoll Digitised, 2023 acrillics on canvas 76 x 113 cm
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You!?, 2002 oil on camvas
80 x 100 cm -
A dialogue, 2002 oil on canvas
80 x 100 cm -
It’s not the Moon, 2018 oil x canvas
177 x 100 cm -
Emotional Universe, 2018 oil on canvas
116 x 76 cm -
How many policemen are needed to overthrow the government?, 2018 oil on canvas
116 x 76 cm -
Untitled (Migration), 2017 oil on canvas
60 x 80 сm
from the series Cosmopolis -
Bright Horizon, 2017 oil on canvas
30 x 24 сm
from the series Cosmopolis
Drawing
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Shelter Fantasies, 2022 color photographs, part of the series Reconstructions of the Forthcoming
pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta 315g paper mounted on dibond
framed, 80 x 110 cm each
EA 5 + 1AP -
Time Sticks to the Walls (co-authored with Tsvetelina Hristova), 2024 essay film, 15:15 min, 4K, sound;
series of 36 photographs, 4x105/140 cm, 12x76/105 cm, 18x13.5/24 cm
edition 5 + 2AP https://vimeo.com/921702779 -
Years Later, 2015 photo and text, pigment print on paper (42/42 cm), printed text (A4), wooden frame 70/100 cm (framed), edition 6 + 1AP [the printed text July 20th. 1969. The first U.S. flag on the Moon was deployed by Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin during their historic moonwalk. The flag was seen worldwide live on television. 1972. Gene Cernan was the last man to step on the Moon. 1969 – 1972. There are six U.S. flags documented, planted on the moon by the Apollo astronauts (Apollo 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, and 17). Thirty-nine Years Later. Since the atmosphere of the Moon is tenuous, the ultraviolet light from the Sun is so intense that it must have faded the colours of each flag shortly after it was planted. What is supposedly left is a white flag standing. However, there are no images documenting this since no one has landed at the same landing site ever again and there are no satellites yet that can capture such detail.
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Just as water, gas, and electricity are brought into our houses from far off... 2011 series of photographs, 90/135 cm each
edition 6 + 2AP -
Apollo Albino Programme, 2017 photomontage
pigment print on paper mounted on dibond
70 x 170 cm -
Apollo Melanist Programme, 2018 photomontage
pigment print on paper mounted on dibond
70 x 170 cm
Video
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Things We Don't Know We Know, April/May 2020 1 min, looped, 4K, no sound
EA 5+2 AP
https://youtu.be/Le386AlXeSM -
Time Sticks to the Walls (co-authored with Tsvetelina Hristova), 2024 essay film, 15:15 min, 4K, sound;
series of 36 photographs, 4x105/140 cm, 12x76/105 cm, 18x13.5/24 cm
edition 5 + 2AP https://vimeo.com/921702779 -
Battles of Troy, 2005 experimental documentary
52 min, DV, PAL, color, sound
edition 5 + 2AP + 1H/C https://vimeo.com/192766481 -
A Movie, 2004 two-channel video installation
27:51 min, DV, PAL, 4:3, color, no sound
edition 3 + 1AP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EquS-Jozgmc -
A Place (Playground), 2004 video, 12 min, DV PAL, 4:3, color, sound
series of photographs, 80x106 cm each
edition 3 + 2AP
https://vimeo.com/271093406 -
Between Flashback and Déjà-vu II, 2016 video
9 min, HD 1080P, PAL, colour, sound Watch the video trailer here