Julia Soubbotina

Julia Soubbotina (* 1968 in Moscow ) is a Russian designer , costume and stage designer and painter .

Life

Julia Soubbotina grew up in Moscow, where she attended the sculpture class of the Krasnopresnenskaya Art School from 1981. In 1984 she made the acquaintance of Vitalij Dmitrovic Linizki, an artist from group 20 from the alternative scene on “Malaya Gruzinskaya” in Moscow. She took lessons in painting , drawing and composition from him . Until 1992 she studied textile design at the Stroganoff Institute in Moscow. This was followed by participation in all-Russian design competitions in St. Petersburg and Moscow.

In 1993 Soubbotina came to Berlin , where she completed a postgraduate course in textile design with Barbara Erdmann at the Fine Art Faculty of the HdK . After completing her studies, Soubbotina realized several projects, including a. with the artist Javier Salguiero for the Werkstatt der Kulturen , the actionsgalerie Berlin and the VHS Steglitz Berlin.

Since 2002 she has been working with the theater director Nikša Eterović , with whom she first carried out the project “Don Quixote - Last Journey” in the Gasometer Schöneberg . Further collaborations followed, including a. she worked on his team that realized the five-part James Joyce cycle. The second and fourth parts of this cycle were shown in February 2013 at the Samuel Beckett Theater in Dublin .

From 2003 to 2011 Soubbotina taught the subjects of art and playroom (stage and costume) at the international training institute theakademie in Berlin.

Projects (selection)

• 1994 “Infinite Motion”, group exhibition in the “House of Artists”, objects and installations, Krymski Val, Moscow
• 1996 "Fiber, Fugues, Cracks", group exhibition of the HdK Berlin, objects and installation, Petrikapelle on the Cathedral Island, Brandenburg
• 1997 “To be or not to be”, graduate exhibition with Aysel Uruk, HdK Berlin
• 1998 “Anfibia”, room sound installation with Javier Salguiero, actionsgalerie, Berlin
• 1998 “5 elements”, room sound installation with Javier Salguiero, Werkstatt der Kulturen Berlin
• 1998 “Window to the World”, wall painting with Javier Salguiero, VHS Steglitz Berlin
• 2000 “Nespalnij Wagon”, exhibition, Hidden Museum, Berlin
• 2000 costumes for the dance and sound performance "5 elements", art festival at the Kulturforum, chamber music hall of the Philharmonie, Berlin
• 2002 Costumes for “Don Quixote - Last Journey”, director: Nikša Eterović, Gasometer Berlin-Schöneberg
• 2003 clothing exhibition, individual or group exhibition, “Bilderschmuck” gallery, Berlin
• 2003 Costume and picture exhibition, “Chipo Musandi” gallery, Berlin
• 2003 Picture exhibition, Gallery “Studio Naranca”, Split, Croatia
• 2003 picture exhibition, gallery “ten21”, Berlin
• 2003 Idea, space / costumes for "somnambulic @ opera", director: Nikša Eterović, Werkstatt der Kulturen Berlin,
• 2003 “Thread of Time”, workshop with children together with Nikša Eterović, International Children's Festival Šibenik, Croatia
• 2004 Costumes and stage design for “Miss Julie / Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant”, director: Nikša Eterović, Ballhaus Naunynstraße, Berlin
• 2005 Costumes and stage design for "Carnival" based on Ranko Marinkovic, Werkstatt der Kulturen Berlin, guest performance in Varaždin, Croatia
• 2008 Costumes and set design for “Bunbury - a trivial comedy for serious people”, director: Jaime Tadeo Mikan, Theater Forum Kreuzberg, Berlin
• 2010 Costumes for "Russian Passport" Director: Elena Rodina, ACUD Theater, Berlin
• 2012 Costumes and stage design for “Zoostory” and “Local and Long-Distance Public Transport”, director: Nikša Eterović, ACUD Theater, Berlin
• 2007–2013 Visual conception of the stage space and the costumes for the James Joyce cycle under the direction of Nikša Eterović:

1. Part: "ZUTSCHER - a hell's paradise" based on "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man", Russian Theater, Berlin
2. Part: "LUCIA JOYCE - la macchina della famiglia", Theaterforum Kreuzberg, Berlin
3. Part: "Dubliners", Theater Pump, Berlin
4. Part: "IRISHIRISIRISCHmurmelquietsch", productions in Berlin and Lastovo (Croatia), table theater, Berlin, guest performance of the first three parts in Nepal
5. Part: "ULYSSES or the Cyclops and his rhinos", productions in Berlin and Dublin, guest performance at the Samuel Beckett Theater, Dublin

Publications

• 1995 Article about design for the magazines "Textil Forum" and "Textilkunst", Verlag M. & H. Schaper GmbH & Co KG, Germany
• 2000–2001 series of articles on design for the magazine “Chetyre komnaty”, Salon-Press, Moscow

Web links

• http://yuliasu.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ James Joyce Center Dublin .
2. ^ Dublin Review of Books
3. ↑ Samuel Beckett Theater, Trinity College Dublin ( Memento of the original from November 18, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.