Pokras Lampas - Kazan Rooftop Calligraphy

Long time no Pokras. It’s been a while since our last encounter, and I am glad to cover his new giant piece again.

Pokras Lampas writes cities into existence — this time, in two languages at once.

The calligraphy artist has spent years scaling up letterforms to architectural proportions, but the rooftop of Barkli DAN Residence demanded something more than spectacle. Here, Russian and Tatar interweave across 177 square metres — three concepts, six words, two languages — each stroke a negotiation between heritage and horizon.

Three months of preparation, 14 days of painting. A 15-metre circle of contemporary Cyrillic calligraphy, read best from above — a message written for the sky, or perhaps for the city looking back at itself.

Artist: Pokras Lampas

Location: Kazan, Tatarstan

Project: Barkli DAN Residence rooftop mural

The Digital Decade III - Last Chapter

It was an intensive few months we prepared and exhibited the results of our digital art Battle "His Majesty the Glitch" at OFFF Festival in Barcelona. Many positive things happened as well as our exhibition got a real glitches starting from inverted printing ended with posters falling down from the walls. That was cool to see and meet a lot of like-minded people at OFFF Festival and inviting some of them to vote with a special sticker for the best of the best at The Digital Decade wall. Please enjoy the results of our collaboration on Behance now, were appreciations and sharings are welcome!

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