Olga Lavrenova
Biographic Data
| ID | 363615 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Olga Lavrenova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Olga |
| FAMILY NAME | Lavrenova |
| SIGNATURE | LAVRENOVA O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4916-0622 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Art and Landscape
This article examines the role of visual and plastic art as a key instrument for constructing and interpreting cultural space. The study synthesizes a corpus of diverse theoretical works on the interaction between art and landscape, systematizes the principal issues within the field, and proposes avenues for further discussion. It investigates how art not only reflects but also physically, visually, and semantically transforms the landscape. Func…
Sakhalin Island in the Soviet and Russian Audiovisual Text
Sakhalin is the largest island of the Russian Empire, the USSR, and now of modern Russia. This is why its audiovisual representations encompass various aspects of life, centering on different social problems and combining descriptions and depictions of natural features. The comprehension of this region began with Anton Chekhov, who visited in the late 19th century. Through his own observations, Chekhov presented a unique perspective on the social…
Northern Semiosphere. About the Book “Landscape and Culture of the Peoples of Yakutia
Color Semantics of the Cultural Landscape
A cultural landscape is the result of a continuous interaction between the surrounding natural landscape and culture. Meanings, symbols, and codes of culture are an integral part of it. This paper is a review of publications on current research over the past 20 years. The aim is to analyze the existing research practices, which are based on factual evidence and existing theoretical foundations, using an interdisciplinary approach, in order to com…
Monuments to Lenin in the post-Soviet cultural landscape
Landscape semiotics can be explored by focusing on Vladimir Lenin, whose likeness once graced more than 14,000 toponyms, museums, statues and monuments. During the Soviet period, Lenin monuments reflected a symbolic language linking communist power and ideology to particular sculptural characteristics. After 1991, the significance of Lenin statues took multiple paths of evolution in what Lotman would call “explosion.” Depending on the geographica…
On the Borderline of the Worlds
This article analyses the ethnic and linguistic world vision of the peoples of Russia with the aim of revealing the most representative mythologemes connected with swamps and defining their meaning and place in the cultural landscape. Swamps are dangerous areas for humans and, at the same time, they are also a source of food and biological diversity. In the boreal and circumpolar areas, swamps are seen as a separate world that has been perceived …
El paisaje cultural como un reflejo de la teoría cognitiva de la metáfora
Este artículo indaga las funciones gnoseológicas desde la perspectiva de la ontología del proceso, desde de la que se construye la experiencia del mundo que nos rodea. Se contemplan los estudios de metáfora desde la perspectiva de los paisajes culturales, puesto que se trata de un esquema imagen fundamental. La investigación explora como las metáforas forman campos semánticos dentro de un espacio geográfico determinado, dando lugar a espacios sig…
Space Ruled by Style
The international academic conference Geography of Art traditionally examines the interaction of art and space in its various manifestations. The conference has a long history: The first was held in 2009, and in the current 2020, the 6th conference was organized online for the first time. As always, participants discussed the geo-biographies of artists and authors, travelogues, cartographic, artistic, literary images of the world, fantasy spaces,…
Spaces and Meanings
Monuments to Lenin in the post-Soviet cultural landscape
Landscape semiotics can be explored by focusing on Vladimir Lenin, whose likeness once graced more than 14,000 toponyms, museums, statues and monuments. During the Soviet period, Lenin monuments reflected a symbolic language linking communist power and ideology to particular sculptural characteristics. After 1991, the significance of Lenin statues took multiple paths of evolution in what Lotman would call “explosion.” Depending on the geographica…
Spaces and Meanings
Space Ruled by Style
The international academic conference Geography of Art traditionally examines the interaction of art and space in its various manifestations. The conference has a long history: The first was held in 2009, and in the current 2020, the 6th conference was organized online for the first time. As always, participants discussed the geo-biographies of artists and authors, travelogues, cartographic, artistic, literary images of the world, fantasy spaces,…
El paisaje cultural como un reflejo de la teoría cognitiva de la metáfora
Este artículo indaga las funciones gnoseológicas desde la perspectiva de la ontología del proceso, desde de la que se construye la experiencia del mundo que nos rodea. Se contemplan los estudios de metáfora desde la perspectiva de los paisajes culturales, puesto que se trata de un esquema imagen fundamental. La investigación explora como las metáforas forman campos semánticos dentro de un espacio geográfico determinado, dando lugar a espacios sig…
Monuments to Lenin in the post-Soviet cultural landscape
Landscape semiotics can be explored by focusing on Vladimir Lenin, whose likeness once graced more than 14,000 toponyms, museums, statues and monuments. During the Soviet period, Lenin monuments reflected a symbolic language linking communist power and ideology to particular sculptural characteristics. After 1991, the significance of Lenin statues took multiple paths of evolution in what Lotman would call “explosion.” Depending on the geographica…
On the Borderline of the Worlds
This article analyses the ethnic and linguistic world vision of the peoples of Russia with the aim of revealing the most representative mythologemes connected with swamps and defining their meaning and place in the cultural landscape. Swamps are dangerous areas for humans and, at the same time, they are also a source of food and biological diversity. In the boreal and circumpolar areas, swamps are seen as a separate world that has been perceived …
Northern Semiosphere. About the Book “Landscape and Culture of the Peoples of Yakutia
Color Semantics of the Cultural Landscape
A cultural landscape is the result of a continuous interaction between the surrounding natural landscape and culture. Meanings, symbols, and codes of culture are an integral part of it. This paper is a review of publications on current research over the past 20 years. The aim is to analyze the existing research practices, which are based on factual evidence and existing theoretical foundations, using an interdisciplinary approach, in order to com…
Sakhalin Island in the Soviet and Russian Audiovisual Text
Sakhalin is the largest island of the Russian Empire, the USSR, and now of modern Russia. This is why its audiovisual representations encompass various aspects of life, centering on different social problems and combining descriptions and depictions of natural features. The comprehension of this region began with Anton Chekhov, who visited in the late 19th century. Through his own observations, Chekhov presented a unique perspective on the social…
Art and Landscape
This article examines the role of visual and plastic art as a key instrument for constructing and interpreting cultural space. The study synthesizes a corpus of diverse theoretical works on the interaction between art and landscape, systematizes the principal issues within the field, and proposes avenues for further discussion. It investigates how art not only reflects but also physically, visually, and semantically transforms the landscape. Func…
Art (7 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · History (5 works) · Linguistics (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Semiotics (3 works)