CERTES, VASILY KLYUKIN BUILDS, BUT IT DREAMS ALSO: IT IS INVITED OF WORKS OF ART RENAMED TO ASK ITS VISIONS IN 3D. JUST AMAZING!
It is not a secret garden that Vasily Klyukin cultivates, but a "Dream Domain": a notebook where he imagines the craziest and most original villas, assuming that an art lover could very well expose his residence as a real piece of his personal collection. He takes Andy Warhol or Piet Mondrian to imagine extravagant constructions, which are veritable explosions of forms and colors, and it makes us travel in his wacky and cheerful imagination. For Mondrian, he left the famous 1921 Composition II painting in red, yellow and blue, in order to draw the façade of the residence in the same way: "It was not easy to resume the color and the shapes so that all the walls of the building are harmoniously combined, that they remain aesthetic whatever the angle of view. I wanted the house not to lose the residential logic, I can very well imagine the interior layout of this villa.
