Andy Usov

My artistic practice focuses on the absurdity of everyday life, where routine actions, social norms and people's interaction with the world around them are revealed in the context of absurdism. Ordinariness becomes a field for exploring the contradictions, meaninglessness and irony of contemporary existence. I address the ways in which habitual rituals, urban environments and environmental concerns reflect the underlying contradiction between the human desire for order and the chaotic nature of the world in which they exist. I focus on the material embodiment of absurdity in everyday life, revealing how it manifests itself in concrete gestures, rituals and human interactions with the world around us. In contrast to a purely philosophical or aesthetic approach, I view the paradoxicality of human existence as a living process that can be observed, recorded and experienced in real situations. Through the transformation of everyday actions into symbolic acts, images emerge that reveal deeper processes. Through Walking art, documentation and typologies, I reveal hidden connections between the personal and the collective, the natural and the urban. My works invite the viewer to reflect on how their own actions and inactions shape the surrounding reality.