If you haven’t visited the STONE Towers office quarter yet, now is the perfect time to do so.

On the 15th of October a large-scale cultural project officially opened on STONE Towers territory. The venue now showcases a collection of monumental sculptures by the world-renowned master Dashi Namdakov, dedicated to the 12 animal symbols of the Eastern calendar. Remarkably, the capital’s exhibition launched just three days after the project’s official debut in Buryat Republic, where the first editions from this series were installed along the 4.5-kilometer “Genghis Khan Plateau” eco-trail (Tapkhar area, Ivolginsky District). On October 14, the second editions of Namdakov’s sculptures arrived at the Moscow office quarter.

This marks the first time Dashi Namdakov’s collection dedicated to the 12 zodiac animals of the Eastern calendar is being showcased in Moscow. For STONE, the “Twelve” project is a continuation of its ongoing initiative to bring contemporary art beyond museum walls, allowing artwork to live within the city’s everyday life rather than apart from it.

Opening Date: October 15
Address: STONE Towers Office Quarter, 19 Bumazhny Proezd

Entrance: for Free
Exhibition Duration: 2 years

We invite everyone to experience the sculptor’s impressive works in person and enjoy the evening scenery of the office quarter, designed by the Tsimailo Lyashenko and Partners architectural bureau, with lighting design solutions developed by QPRO.