Judith - Limited Edition 1 of 3 Photograph

Hi. My name is Andrey and i was born at 1990 in Russia in Saint-Petersburg. It was hard times for my people nation. And this times influenced to my family too. Anyway in my childhood i had an opportunity to practice in a music school on the piano. There my acquaintance with an Art was started. It was 9 years of education. When it started my teacher told my parents that I had bad hearing and its hard to teach me. But after 4 years of hardwork i got scholarship for free education. I finished music school with a red diploma. There i also discovered the jazz, specifically Luis Armstrong and Ray Charles. But there was one problem, during all education a dreaming to learn to draw. There was two reasons for it. My sister was a painter. She draw on a canvas oil paints. For me her craft was realy magic. Another reason was my best school mate, who was learning to paint too. And we had a creating tandem with him. We made a lot of different art like comics, concept art and other stuff. It was 2005 and in our family appears our first PC and my need for paint converted in a computer animation. The study in a music school was over, when i met one of the famous russian computer-animator Oleg Kuvaev the creator of animated series "Masyanya". He let me work in a "" studios, for interning. And in 2 years i took a part in a "FilmFest 2007" in a animation directory. When i reached 17 it was time to choose university. In post soviet Russia was stereotype that all boy need to be an engineers, and my parent was not an exception. So they decided for me to enter in technical university. Anyway i continued to work in animation during my study in University until third year of education.That year was the mos important in my life. I bought my first camera. And that 200$ and changed my life. I started to learn photography, i was searching for any information witch could improve my skills. In a few month i founded a job by reportage photographer. In my opinion it was true photography. It was my super ability to freeze the moment and to express myself by interpretation of the picture by using different methods like composition, color etc... I read a lot of books about photography include books from USSR because the party politic was clearly about it. Only reportage photography can exist, and it was my point of view. The idol of USSR photography was Louis Cartier Bresson and for me also. But gradually it started to change.