We have long grasped what the 'butterfly effect' is. In our lives, there are countless 'butterflies,' both big and small, and it's difficult for us to predict how it works and how great their influence is. We may forget the games we played in childhood; we imagine that serious life began then or then, and we do not notice where the line between play and life is. Thousands of things pass through our hands. Some linger for a long time, some are kept for years, and others are soon forgotten. But every thing has invisible butterfly wings.

Genna Gurvich

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Genna Gurvich, a conceptual artist living in Baltimore, Maryland. He is a graduate of the Kiev Institute of Applied Arts and Design and holds a master's degree in System Design from the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts and Industrial Design (Russia). The primary interest in his practice, Genna Gurvich considers the interconnections and interdependencies in the history of art and culture as a whole. Utilizing computer algorithms, he creates a new visual panorama of these relationships. The art History, as a parallel reality, provides an opportunity to reflect on ourselves. To see how our identity evolves.