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Savva Kornyshev

Savva Kornyshev

Projections of Passing Objects

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if you think of a canvas as more or less stable plane in ever-changing multi-dimentional world flat plane of memory holding imprints of days and lives canvas as a filter, screen, net placed in streams of…Read moreClose

Statement

if you think of a canvas as more or less stable plane

in ever-changing multi-dimentional world

flat plane of memory holding imprints of

days and lives

canvas as a

filter, screen, net

placed in streams of memory.

memories passing through the plane will leave imprints

of events, people, images, smells, feelings

sometimes recognizable, mostly – not.

projections of passing objects

are difficult to understand.

Biography

SAVVA began his artistic experience in Vasily Surikov’s Art school in Moscow.

From there he was directly admitted

to the renowned Stroganov Institute of Art in Moscow. There he acquired

proficiency in such disciplines as Graphic Design, Illustration, and Production

Processes in addition to continuing his Fine Arts studies.

Upon completing his education, Savva worked in Moscow as an Illustrator, Graphic

Designer, and Art Director for various newspapers, magazines, and a publishing

House. At the same time, he continued his work in the field of Fine Arts painting.

His work was chosen for display at several Moscow galleries,

most notably a single-Artist show at the prestigious gallery Krymskaia Shore

Boardwalk.

He was then invited by the Klasky Csupo animation studio to come work in the

United States as a Development Designer on various television and feature film

projects

Since then he worked in such animation studios as Walt Disney Studios, Warner

Brothers Studios, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Fox Animation and Rough Draft

Studios to name a few.

Savva resumed his artistic career in USA with Apexart gallery of New York in year

2007. Since then he has participated in a large number of shows, which practice

he intends to continue.


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Exhibition history

3 exhibitions