“Solitary Freedom” – Solo Exhibition by Arch. Alexander Simov

14–31 January 2026

Opening: 14 January 2026, 6:00 PM

“Not paintings. Not stories. Emotions.

The 21st century is a time of rapid change, fear, and emerging technologies—but also of quiet personal revelations. In this world, the individual often remains alone—alone with their choices, dreams, and the search for inner freedom.

The works in this exhibition do not decorate; they expose. They merge naivety and childlike impulse, personal traces, and a subtle presence of AI—a sign of the new era and the questions it raises.

“I do not chase beauty—I seek truth.
Solitary freedom is the ability to fly, even when no one is watching.”
— A. Simov

“Solitary Freedom” raises the question of freedom as a paradox—desired yet lonely, promising yet heavy. In a world of constant communication and technological acceleration, the individual becomes increasingly free and increasingly isolated.

The comic-inspired visual language intensifies the sense of collision—between image and meaning, noise and silence, participation and absence. The works do not tell stories; they function as frames of an inner monologue—fragmented, direct, and at times uncomfortable.

The exhibition offers no answers.

It asks one question:
Are we free—or simply alone?