I Beg You To Hear Me! is a multi-media compendium based on the lives and works of Russian writers active during the 1920s and 1930s.
Kiril Bozhinov and Francesca Ricci have combined reproductions of pocket-sized portraits, comic strip panels and voice recordings, with the aim of ‘translating’ into a visual, spoken and written tableaux, the unique voices of the individual writers.
The variety of written compositions – from the deeply lyrical symbolist poetry of Alexander Blok to the short, satirical stories of Mikhail Zoshchenko – is rendered through intense and contrasting colour schemes and collages of words, meanings and onomatopoetic sounds.
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