In response to today's dynamic world, I created Mixodernism. The points of the manifesto aim to form a flexible contemporary paradigm in art, combining styles, cultures, contexts, knowledge and reinterpretations.

Mixodernism s.1

Mixodernism s.1

Mixodernism is the art of translating ideologies by conjoining truths from different domains—revealed through deconstruction and reinterpretation and assembling them into a new whole attuned to the present. We combine for meaning.
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1 The World Is a Palette for Ideological Compositions
The World Is a Palette for Ideological Compositions
Do not devalue, Do Not Erase, Do Not Forget
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№2 Do Not Devalue, Do Not Erase, Do Not Forget
No era of art should be demeaned or erased. As you move through historical and contemporary strata, do not repeat others’ gestures as if they were instructions. Instead, inherit their quest, the clarity of their methods, the depth of their pain, and the power of their ideas. Art today does not raise walls — it builds bridges.
Over-specialization impoverishes the vocabulary of thought. Step beyond a single method, medium, or genre. Seek intersections and integrations; broaden your horizons while preserving depth in every field you engage.
Responsive Adaptability
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№3 Responsive Adaptability
We call on the artist to speak both broadly and precisely. Free yourself from the dictate of the “narrow range.” Leave monotony and repetition behind. Do not let others’ expectations box you in. Your only frame is your soul. Any domain of the world can become material for impact—provided you master it.
Integrated Thinking
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№4 Integrated Thinking
The old anxiety that “nothing remains unsaid” has dissolved. The artist is a walking citadel, roaming across periods and domains of meaning. Pausing in new places, they create work grounded in the breadth of their constellation of factors.
Uniqueness is a Synthesis of Factors
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№5 Uniqueness is a Synthesis of Factors
In an age of information overload, the artist is both curator and architect of information. They analyze the contexts in which data live and turn them into coordinated artistic expression. A work may be adaptive if it preserves authorial integrity and a clear ethics.
Creating from Informational Chaos
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№6 Creating from Informational Chaos
The primary act of creation is to help and to clarify. We aim to affect both emotionally and intellectually, revealing the multilayeredness of a theme. The ideal is to gift the viewer a new lens with branching routes of meaning.
Purposeful Impact
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№7 Purposeful Impact
Widen your field of view and reach for authentic, forgotten, and overlooked values. Do not fertilize the ground with gloom and grievance, and do not romanticize depressive aspects. Offer clarity and vital force—calming the mind and inspiring action. If you show a curse, do it to reveal the joy of release from it.
If You Touch a Live Nerve — Make It Kinder
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№8 If You Touch a Live Nerve — Make It Kinder
Balancing Pragmatism and Feeling
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Assertiveness and perfectionism are supports in the growth of the contemporary master. Ask the right questions of the work before it materializes; bring the concept to a clear structure. Let intuition lead, and let reason refine the form—without breaking the integrity of the idea.
№9 Balancing Pragmatism and Feeling
The Concept of Future Work
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We no longer “fit” a single format. Digital mastery now allows us to secure authorship and convey intent in the space and form where it is palpable now—while remaining usable for future synthesis elsewhere.
№10 Concept of Future Work
The artist-visionary expands their toolkit: from craft and performance to code and sensory environments. The task is to synthesize techniques into aesthetically coherent combinations where ideas fully unfold.
The Vanguard of Methods
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№11 Vanguard of methods
Material is an extension of the work’s character. There are no borders: from traditional substances to living tissues, from architecture to data. We strive to carry the work beyond flat reality and into the realm of the felt.
The Medium of Art
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№12 The Medium of Art
Multisensory Art
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Art seeks multifaceted impact, addressing all the senses. It moves beyond purely visual reception toward tactile, acoustic, olfactory, and other modalities that complement and uphold the idea. From installation in real environments to fully virtual worlds—the aim is not effect, but the support of a multi-channel experience of the idea.
№13 Multisensory Art
Art, technology and history come together in the pursuit of timelessness. The ease of transferring and immersing digital memory objects will allow you to preserve a virtual representation of the author's creation, interact with it and share it with future generations.
Digital Inheritance
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№14 Digital Inheritance
We move beyond a single paradigm, connecting contexts and connotations. In creating multidimensional works, we acknowledge sources, work with knowledge-keepers, and share authorship and benefits to expand the global dialogue.
Multiculturalism
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№15 Multiculturalism
Possibility is not an alibi for disorder. Without clear methodology and organization, this approach devolves into chaos. Seek less—but better. Use only as many elements as carry meaning. Avoid overproduction and overload so the link to the viewer remains direct and lucid.
Visual Chaos
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№16 Visual Chaos
Every idea demands its own proportions. Creation from extremes is a bad-faith tactic. Focus on how each aspect strengthens the idea, so meaning is not lost. Extremes alienate and lead away from a fuller understanding of art. Be the keeper of balance—resist the ease of extremes.
The Art of Balance
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№17 The Art of Balance
Communicate across channels and cultivate new relationships between audiences and art. Dialogue with different publics lets you see the work in new refractions and grow. From collaborations and mediations to gestures in the street—everything serves the development of the language of new art.
Contact with the Audience
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№18 Contact with the Audience
Engagement with people matters—not imitation of superficiality, simplification, or conversion-driven themes tailored to every taste at the cost of depth and individuality. Keep the balance between accessibility and the preservation of artistic value, originality, and depth.
Populism
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№19 Populism
Collective work crosses the borders of disciplines, cultures, and ideas. It unites the ideological force of each participant to create a qualitatively new entity at the limits of each field’s mastery. Collaboration does not erase — it accentuates individual traits.
Art Together
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№20 Art Together
The artist’s compass is becoming. There is no end. The artist is a universe moving toward the infinite— of expression, self-perfection, and knowledge. Their path, like a stream, spreads into a river. To stop — like stagnant water — turns the creator into a swamp.
The Path
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№21 The Path
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