Keyhole Painting

Blame Hooky was born in 1989 on the closed military island of Kotlin, the city of Kronstadt, Russia As a child, he served in the city church destroyed during the war and oversaw its restoration. Blame watched artists restore icons and architecture, and this inspired him to enter art school. After several years of studying, Blame realizes that he lacks the freedom of expression and he drops out of art school and goes out to draw on the streets and completely immerses himself in modern street art. A little later, he drops out of high school to devote all his free time to creativity. On his canvases, he creates a surface similar to a street wall and despite the roughness of cracks and smudges, he brings out perfectly smooth figures. Now Blame actively participates in Russian exhibitions and many of his paintings are in private collections abroad. Blame Hooky - the way from street walls to designer interiors.