Exhibition of paintings by Dmitry Markov "Steps of time. From the past to the present" Automatic translate
с 9 Апреля
по 2 МаяТворческий кластер “АРТМУЗА”
Васильевский остров, 13 линия, дом 70-72
Санкт-Петербург
Gallery "Current", 3rd floor
Dmitry Markov is a professional painter, graphic artist, illustrator working in such areas of fine art as landscape, genre and monumental painting. In the late 90s, the artist’s first personal exhibition was held in the hall of the Museum-Reserve “Breakthrough of the Leningrad blockade”.
Since 2003, as part of the association of young artists of St. Petersburg, Markov has already participated in city and foreign exhibitions. More than 20 years professionally engaged in painting, came to a recognizable copyright style. Forming his own style, the artist was inspired by such painters as I. E. Repin, I. And Shishkin, Vasnetsov brothers, V. D. Polenov.
The name of the exposition very accurately reflects its idea. Firstly, the author’s exhibition includes a series of artworks from different years. That is, this is also the personal formation of the creator, who makes a familiar and individual transition for everyone - from the past to the present.
Secondly, the exposition is visually very diverse: dense, fabulous forests and picturesque landscapes, as if spied along a long road, at the sight of which it is impossible not to stop and freeze for a moment, admiring the rare beauty of the play of light and colorful reflexes. Masterfully written plots of Russian mythology, ethnic characters of various time periods studied by the author, mark a common collective memory, constantly filled with new experience and wisdom.
- Impressionnisme
- Psychologisches Gleichgewicht durch Malen
- "Reflexe". Ausstellung von Werken von Evgeny Vakhtangov
- Konstantin Markov’s photo exhibition "Reflected Reality"
- Igor Dryomin: "Reflected Reality" by Konstantin Markov
- Ausstellung des Moskauer Fotografen Konstantin Markov "Reflected Reality"
- Ausstellung von Vladimir Markov "Vom Metall zur Leinwand"
- "Meister des sowjetischen Fotojournalismus. 1920er - 1980er Jahre"