Interview for WARP records about 30 anniversary campaign

What was Synchrodogs' role in the visual identity for WXAXRXP?

When working on the campaign for Warp's 30-year anniversary, we created a set of photographs that could informally be called ‘tech vs. nature’. These became a kind of symbiosis of Synchrodogs and Warp identity in general.

Solo show of UKRAINA project in Jest gallery Turin, Italy opening, ‘19

Cardigan #2 group show in Agnes B gallery In Paris, Sep - Oct ‘19

This exhibition echoes the first snap cardigan exhibition held at la galerie du jour as part of Paris Photography Month 1986, two years after the gallery’s opening. As the stylist, philanthropist and collector agnès b. noted on that occasion, "A while ago, I designed a cardigan for myself. I wanted a sweatshirt that opened in front with lots of snaps that evoke a Renaissance garment, a child’s garment for grown-ups, or the other way round. Since then, it has sold and been seen on other people.

Synchrodogs presented in a group show with David Lynch, Gaspar Noé, Juergen Teller, Tim Barber, Lina Scheynius, Camille Vivier, Richard Billingham, Peter Sutherland, Kenta Cobayashi, Mark Cohen, Martha Cooper, Brigitte Cornand, Craig Costello, Lucas Foglia, Harry Gruyaert, Todd Hido, Go Itami, JIM JOE, Claude Lévêque, Sébastien Lifshitz, Ari Marcopoulos, Maripol, Annette Messager, Jean Pigozzi, Pierre Reimer, Hugues Reip, Paul Rousteau, Hayato Wakabayashi and many others artists and photographers.

Solo show Slightly Altered project in Dymchuk gallery Kyiv, Ukraine, Sep - Oct ‘19

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Synchrodogs published in a book BODY

published Thames & Hudson, together with our works a lot of spectacular artists works printed there as well, including the work of Nobuyoshi Araki, Viviane Sassen, Cindy Sherman, Wolfgang Tillmans, Daido Moriyama, Sally Mann, Pieter Hugo, Juergen Teller.

One minute portrait for Konbini in Arles Photofestival, France, Jul ‘19

interview in french

OctOpen Art Week ‘19, Museo Civico di Palazzo Della Penna - Perugia, Italy

“Daring Youth” is a 10-day exhibition exploring what it means to be young in times and contexts of increasing unrest and instability.

The show intends to explore different ways of expressing this inherent liberated spirit through the bold images of 6 talented and engaged artists under 30, born in Ukrainia and Moldova (Transnistria) and working internationally.

Backstage of shooting for Puprle magazine, sep ‘19 issue

Interview for onoeric.space about our dreams and visions.

Do you think it’s possible to recreate the entirety of a dream through photography?

It’s almost impossible to recreate the dream precisely but even just a hint of it, like an image that’s left in our memory after experiencing it, is an inspiration, a kind of draft, so to speak. By creating installations that are only meant to live for a single day and photographing them before they decay, we often reflect upon how much we — like everything in life — both alter our environment and are altered by it.

**Palm* Photo Prize finalists, Theprintspace gallery**, 74 Kingsland Road, London May ‘19

Giving artist talk during OFF festival, Barcelona, apr ‘19

Synchrodogs giving artist talk at Off Festival (Barcelona) - one of the biggest festivals of art and design , with artists such as Kim Pimmel & Erin Kim, Alex Daly, Amber Vittoria, Art&Graft, B-REEL, BOLDTRON, Mill, Chris Bjerre, David Carson, GMUNK, Luke Powell & Jody Hudson-Powell, Marina Willer w/ Pentagram, Refik Anadol, Will Macneil, Z BY HP and others.

Synchrodogs became Lensculture Visual Storytelling Award finalists

Interview for WUL magazine

The state of our planet and the environment is a very deer topic to you that is often presented in your works evoking feelings and thoughts. What are the additional means you find useful or important to deliver the message or to make even a small change with the lack of information and knowledge with the masses?

Apart from giving awareness to some really important environmental issues, we always wanted our art to be inspirational for people in a way that would stimulate them to spend more time in nature and lead a less urbanized kind of life, that would be educational on some very subtle level where all people love nature to the extent of not willing to do any harm to it.

Synchrodogs became Feature Shoot Emerging Photography Awards winners ‘19

Synchrodogs take part in Format Festival 2019 in UK

Feature in C41 magazine

Galerie Blanc, Montréal, Québec - Sainte-Catherine Street - Village, open space exhibition, ‘17