Irina Boyko’s collection was inspired by the sketches of Russian suprematists K.Malevich and N.Suetin. The fundamental principle of Suprematism lay in Weightlessness. In the artist's interpretation, the energy of the universe, whether male or female, carries no weight, yet it propels each of us forward towards the new. Slabs of thick and intricately processed glass, used in every object, represent streams of energy, transcending the Earth.

Irina Boyko (b. Turkmenistan, 1980) is a product designer, interior designer and decorator. After graduating from Art Theatre School in the Stage Design and Artistic Stage Decoration Department, she discovered product design as a means of creative self-expression. Her creative endeavours are deeply influenced by Russian cultural heritage: visual arts, theatre and ballet.

Works on display:
BOY art object
Glass in the art casting technique, opaque finish, handmade work, Thassos marble
33 x 33 x 33 cm

YVES art object
Glass in the art casting technique, matte and glossy finish, handmade work, Lumaquela stone
35 x 37 x 55 cm