It’s hard to believe that Evgeniy Antufiev was born only in 1986, given the sense of timelessness typical of his work. His solo show at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, aptly titled “Immortality Forever,” was part of the parallel program for the Sixth Moscow Biennale. It attempted to map out “the essence of Russian culture,” placing objects linked to Tolstoy, Pushkin, and Anna Pavlova alongside items drawn from the artist’s personal history—among them drawings by his ailing grandmother of her childhood memories, and a video of his mother, Nadezhda Antufieva, chief editor of the Centre of