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The article aims to re-assess Moscow Conceptualism, shifting focus from oil aesthetics to embodied artistic gestures.

April 27, 2026Russian and East European StudiesOpen Access

The Body as Stratum: Excavatory Gestures in Moscow Conceptualism

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The article aims to re-assess Moscow Conceptualism, shifting focus from oil aesthetics to embodied artistic gestures.
Re-examines late-Soviet Moscow Conceptualism's gestures and practices.
Analyzes the role of the artist's body as a site of authority.
Proposes a framework considering temporal factors in art practices.
Identifies the artist's body as a stratum accumulating authority in Moscow Conceptualism.
Highlights the fossil-like nature of records and images affecting the artist's body.
Emphasizes temporal exposure, including sedimentation and deformation, as essential to understanding this art movement.

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This article re-examines Moscow Conceptualism, revealing the embodied nature of artistic gestures, implying deeper connections to authority and resources.

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Genichi Ikuma (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69eefc6dfede9185760d36fc https://doi.org/10.5823/jarees.2025.113

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This article re-examines Moscow Conceptualism, revealing the embodied nature of artistic gestures, implying deeper connections to authority and resources.

The Body as Stratum: Excavatory Gestures in Moscow Conceptualism

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