Hill-art

When a person is institutionally educated in art, then when looking at a work, he begins to look for similarities with what he already has in his memory. These people are most often educated in the arts. They walk around exhibition halls, listen to lectures, read books, and so on. And for this environment, I had to name what I have been doing for many years, besides the fact that this is a self-organization "Fictition Gallery Expedition". A wandering definition between the evolutionarily blurred boundaries of the terms of Western models: "land art", "public art", "environment" - all this is similar, but not because of the specificity of the place of exposure. Then I went further: if the objects were built exclusively on the hills, and the panorama of the environment plays a mutually important role, then why not call it HILL-ART, all the more it emphasizes the ancient city of Kyiv.