Vladimir Dubossarsky and Alexander Vinogradov o.T. (Two women). 2001. Acrylic on wove paper 56 x 78 cm. Signed and dated by both artists. Framed in passepartout and framed under glass. - Overall in exceptionally good condition. The colours fresh and vibrant, the paint application strong. The two contemporary Russian artists live in Moscow and have been working together as a duo since 1994. Their works deal with themes and phenomena of mass culture and combine colourful, striking elements and iconic symbols of Pop Art, which have been making their way into Western countries since the 1960s and have also been found in Russia since the 1990s. With motifs that move between nostalgia and contemporary aesthetics, the artists comment on consumer culture and modern life. The bright, almost garish colouring makes it inevitable that the viewer will engage with the work - just as everyone is confronted with media and mass consumption on an everyday and almost unavoidable basis. Acrylic on paper. Signed and dated by both artists. Presented in passepartout and framed under glass. - Overall in exceptionally well preserved condition. The colours applied in bold strokes appear fresh and brightly. - The two contemporary Russian artists live in Moscow and have been working together as a duo since 1994. Their works deal with subjects and phenomena of mass culture and combine colourful, striking elements and iconic symbols of Pop Art, which have been making their way into Western countries since the 1960s and have also been found in Russia since the 1990s. With motifs that move between nostalgia and contemporary aesthetics, the artists comment on consumer culture and modern life. The bright, almost eye-catching colouring makes it inevitable for the viewer to engage with the work - just as anyone is confronted with media and mass consumption on a daily and almost unavoidable basis.