Sergey Klimov. Gum pigment printing Automatic translate

The exhibition will feature industrial landscapes of St. Petersburg, made in the technique of gum-pigment printing, known since the days of photography. The image is achieved not by chemical means, but with the help of real pigments used in painting and graphics.

In the 19th century, a special architectural style was formed and acquired its characteristic features, which was perceived as industrial - "red brick". Industrial buildings made of red brick are basically utilitarian, devoid of decor, demonstrating their pure engineering design, and are not appreciated at their true worth, although they attracted the views of artists with their special mood.

Sergey Klimov was born in 1969. Studied at LETI (Faculty of Informatics).

1993 - Lives and works in Moscow in the advertising and entertainment industry.

2001 - Returns to St. Petersburg, where he draws closer to the artists of the New Academy and begins his creative activity.

2002 - Joins the research group of the NAII, which is engaged in the revival of the forgotten silver-free printing technologies of the 19th century.

Exhibitions

2006 - "Landscapes" Laerdal, Norway
2007 - "Norwegian Landscapes" New Academy of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg
2007 - "Positive Processes" State Museum and Exhibition Center ROSPHOTO, St. Petersburg, Omsk
2008 - "Disappearing Petersburg" Center for Books and Graphics, St. Petersburg
2008 - Exhibition in memory of T. Novikov, State Museum of Urban Sculpture
2009 - Personal exhibition Laerdal, Norway
2013 - Exhibition of the New Academy, St. Petersburg

Works are in private collections in Norway, Finland, France, Russia.