86. * Fyodor Pavlov-Andreevich (Russian, born 1976) Sputnik (de 'Postmonuments'), 2021 impression lenticulaire photographique; numéro '3/7' de l'édition (il y a aussi 2 épreuves d'artiste), avec certificat 71 x 51cm (28 x 20in). photographic lenticular print; number 3/7 (there are also 2 artist's proofs), with certificate Russian-born Brazilian performance artist Pavlov-Andreevich creates performances, films and site-specific installations as well as sculptures, guerrilla actions and long-durational works. According to Marina Abramovic, "Fyodor's art is capable of surprising us with ever new ways of seeing the world we live in." On his Postmonuments series, the artist writes, "Late Soviet heroic monuments are a very special catch for a connoisseur. If you look at them from the perspective of a person born in the late Soviet era... they seem fictitiously grandiose and demonstrate a certain fake splendor. However, they wouldn't look anything like that to people born from the 1990s onwards. For them, the Sputnik monument in Moscow (1963) is pure ideology: free beauty and exotic elegance, making the whole picture an untainted reference to postmemory studies."