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27.09.2018 | Альбина Весина

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Three matryoshkas from the Ural designer Dmitry Shishkin became the mascot of Russia's bid for EXPO 2025.

 

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Dmitry Shishkin and the design team of the brand SHISHKIN joined the fight, creating three unique art objects at once. The symbol of Russia's support on the world stage was chosen the matryoshka doll, the most recognizable and positive attribute of our country. The painted beauties will travel to London, Brussels and Buenos Aires as official ambassadors of the application, and will finish their journey in Paris at the General Assembly of the International Bureau of Exhibitions, where a decision will be made about the winning city.

 

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The matryoshkas are made of human-sized metal plastic and supplemented with elements of virtual reality: when you point your smartphone at an art object, you will be able to get acquainted with the achievements of humanity presented at the EXPO. So, for example, the launch of the first artificial satellite of the Earth will be reminded by a matryoshka doll, which will go to London. It has the inscription: "Let's go!» (or «Let"s Go!»), as well as three dates: 1957, 1961 and 2025. "In addition, the matryoshka depicts the satellite itself and the stylized launch of the Vostok 1 rocket, on which Yuri Alekseevich made an invaluable breakthrough and contribution to the history of mankind," explained the author of the project Dmitry Shishkin.

 

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A matryoshka doll named "Mistress of the copper mountain" will go to Buenos Aires. The connection of the national past and the achievements of the future is the main idea of this concept.


Neon matryoshka doll will represent Russia in Brussels. The cubic texture of the dress and the polygonal ornament embody the concept of "Transforming the world: innovation and a better life" for future generations.


Along with Russia, Japan (Osaka) and Azerbaijan (Baku) claim the right to host the World Exhibition "EXPO-2025".

 

Photo: SHISHKIN press service