STENOGRAFFIA LAB.

Braille-art works created using Braille, which are designed to inspire people who are unable to see. The wall that unites. Art for everyone.

This is Hot Singles' signature intervention series (pun intended). These signs were originally placed at a section of disassembled pavement, and read: "Attention! Repairs are underway." The team considered these signs redundant and wanted to give them some meaning. Instead of stating the obvious, the road signs prompted pedestrians to contemplate.

Spanish artist Ampparito took part in STENOGRAFFIA festival for the first time in 2019. He created two works, hacking the urban space of the city.

The landscape in the chosen area was so homogeneous that any change made to it would have been a real shock. The artist selected an area in the upper-right corner of the wall, then stretched it over the adjacent wall.

Ampparito decided to not only make a drawing, but also to multiply reality through art.
The image can only be seen from one point because of the visual distortion.

Kursk the Unsinkable is a street art tribute to the Kursk K-141 submarine that sank in 2000. Letters are painted with hydrophobic spray, making the mural only visible during the rain.

With the help of LEDs, we turned the river in the center of Saint Petersburg into a starry sky.

A beam of light gets its shape by passing through a specific stencil. Thanks to the stencil, light can now convey a certain feeling or tell a story.

Portrait of an Old Man in Red by Rembrandt; painted with light and shadow.

Next to the Old Man is a light Portrait of an Old Woman, also by Rembrandt.

The building of the Russian Geographical Society. Light portraits of its founders.

In the summer of 2019 STENOGRAFFIA festival placed stars, but in that case in Ekaterinburg, in the Iset river. People wished upon the stars, closed their eyes and threw their stars into the river. About 390 stars were launched in total.