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I Beg You to Hear Me!

Storyboard V - Alexander Grin & Mikhail Bulgakov
Storyboard VI - Pavel Florensky & the Spiritualists
Andrey Bely
Storyboard IX - Daniil Kharms & the Oberiu Group
Lydia Chukovskaya
Storyboard I - Anna Akhmatova & Boris Pasternak
Storyboard XI - Ilya Ilf & Eugeny Petrov
Theatre Scene from the White Guard
Pavel Florensky
Daniil Kharms
Mosaico di Voci
Boris Pasternak
Storyboard VII -Vladimir Mayakovsky & the Futurists
Storyboard VIII - Marina Tsvetaeva & Osip Mandelstam
Vladimir Majakowsky
Storyboard III - Andrei Bely
Alexander Blok
Mikhail Zoschenko
Anna Akhmatova
Marina Tsvetaeva
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    I Beg You to Hear me!
    A project by Francesca Ricci & Kiril Bozhinov (2011-2015)

    A body of works and a publication based on the lives and works of Russian writers active during the 1920s and 1930s.

    Sixteen storyboards, a collection of pocket-size portraits complemented by fictional autobiographies attempt to 'translate' the voices of individual writers or those of a literary group.

    This project has evolved over a number of years – words and visuals are a process of accumulation. These faces have been living with us for a long time, like distant relatives. (Francesca Ricci)

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