SOMA: The Curse of Morozov’s Cube

The first major exhibition within The Constant State, bringing together painting, sculpture, installation and narrative through the reconstructed studio of the fictional architect Dr Adrik Morozov.

Artist • In Development • 2027

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SOMA is the first major public expression of The Constant State.

Centred on the disappearance of the fictional architect Dr Adrik Morozov, the exhibition invites audiences to investigate a reconstructed studio through paintings, sculptures, architectural studies, documents and recorded fragments. Rather than presenting a linear narrative, SOMA unfolds through evidence, encouraging visitors to assemble meaning for themselves.

The exhibition asks what happens when fiction is treated with the same seriousness as history.

Objects become artefacts. Paintings become observations. Documents become records. Together they suggest a world that extends far beyond the gallery, revealing only fragments of a much larger archive.

Painting, sculpture, installation, writing and digital media operate as different forms of the same investigation, allowing audiences to move between observation, speculation and interpretation without being guided towards a single conclusion.

Current areas of development include:

Morozov’s Studio Reconstruction
Kinetic Paintings
Architectural Sculptures
Archive Objects
Narrative Writing
Audio & Digital Interpretation

SOMA establishes the visual and conceptual foundations of The Constant State, introducing the methods, language and editorial systems that continue to expand through later projects including The Assembly and The Observatory.

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