The things we saw together is a video installation by Nikola Stoyanov about online disaster imagery, mediated spectatorship and collective memory.
Selected exhibitions
The Naphthalene Tapes is a post-fictional video installation by Nikola Stoyanov based on a painting attributed to Jackson Pollock found in Bulgaria.
Xx-63 is a multidisciplinary performance by Trevoga, developed by Neda Ruzheva and Nikola Stoyanov, exploring desire, digital excess and escapism.
Single-channel video installation about the pollution of the Black Sea after the oil spill in the Kerch Strait.
“Even trolls sleep sometimes” is an art piece consisting of over 288:05:65 hours of chat archives from the Russian Troll Foundation online community Telegram channel. This period captures a time when personal information from a coordinated attack on the author (doxing).
An insurrectionary installation at Doza: a hacked fax machine endlessly prints AI-made gothic fan-fiction, skewering media overload and Bulgarian populism.
A double of a constant corpse correction in motion. From the impromptu line of conspiratorial paranoia to everyday self-relience, of patches, repairs of repairs, endless beginnings and dead-end continuations.
This zine is an exploration of the human experience with fever dreams, weaving personal narratives collected from diverse individuals.
An examining a work archive of the Bulgarian Customs Agency, Directorate for Combating Drug Trafficking from 1975-1985.
Gray Zone Dispositive is a massive photogrammetry recreatingthe urban space of Varna.
A core-core style video collage investigating the specifics of commercial video codec degradation as well as that of memmory.