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Art as the Overcoming of Death: From Nikolai Fedorov to the Cosmists of the 1920s - Journal #89
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Cosmist thinkers founded the “organization of world-transformation”—an organization that was meant to encompass all the types of humanity’s cr…
e - flux Journal Subscribe Art as the Overcoming of Death: From Nikolai Fedorov to the Cosmists of the 1920s Anastasia Gacheva Universal booth for transportation (1928) by Georgi Tichonowitsch Krutikow. Schusev State Museum of Architecture, Moscow. Image from the book „Architektur für die russische Raumfahrt,” (DOM Publishers, 2013). Copyright: Philipp Meuser Issue # 89 March 2018 Notes 1 N. F. Fedorov, Sobranie sochineny (Collected works), vol. 4, t.T.2 (M., 1995), 243. 2 Ibid., 136. 3 Fedorov, Sobranie sochineny (Collected works), vol. 4, t.T.1 (M., 1995), 390. 4 Ibid., 1
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