
EXHIBITIONS:
1992 - Russia, Sankt-Petersburg, Avangard Art Show 2008 - London, 491 Gallery (solo)
2009 - London, LaDanza Studio (Holloway Arts Festival)
My artwork is also held in private collections in Russia, America, New Zeland, and UK.
I am a self taught artist if you don't take into consideration that I came from a family where my mother and my brother are also artists. I studied graphic design and multimedia graphics here in London (1998-2000, 2001-2003).
Through my art I am trying to evolve spititually.
I am trying to communicate to a viewer on emotional level.
I am trying to show the tranquility and brilliance of life. I am trying to reveal the inner beauty and glory of nature, emphasizing the magnificence of our presence in the world.
I am trying to express my vision of the harmony of the universe...
Russian originally, I moved to England with my family when I was 27 and since then, I live and create here in London.
I mainly work with oil and digital imaging, though also have worked with such medium as acrylic, watercolour, pastel, crayons, colour pencils, mixed media, charcoal, pencil, photography and even glass painting.
I also work in field of graphic design, such as illustration, book cover, cd cover, logo design, chilldren books, advertisement.
please visit my website: www.arttrance.com
For sales, commissions & trade enquiries, please email me: samoyn@gmail.com
Superb painting. Your sky is magnificent and your colour palette is beautiful. 5*..
Best regards
David
Fantastic colours.
Great sky.
Excellent atmosphere.
Kind regards, Robert
5 stars !!!!!!
Neli Skorić
A very enjoyable work. I don't see it as 'pretty' - more profound, those weird moments when we look into the world and recognise it's power.
Without the seagulls, which seem a bit unnecessary, it could be Monet's "Sunset" or a darker work like: "The Island of the Dead" by Arnold Bocklin - one of my faves! So for that - many compliments!!
Best wishes,
Dick.
Joe
Tom-
Венгерский поклонник 5 очков
regards
keith blessed
Joe
Never ever regret what you paint... (the seagulls..)
Take the learning points as a gift, and use them to improve yourself.
You understand the working of the light and thats real important.
When the sun goes down or rises it falls under a very sharp angle into the low atmosphere and the clouds.
The water breaks the light giving us a spectacular palette of colors.
You caught that moment superb and that is called talent!!
Great work!
Brian.
Just awesome! great job. 5*
Roger
love the way youve captured the energy and movement of the cloud formations
nice one natalie
5*****
Tony
this sea is very beautiful.