Shine Photograph - Limited Edition of 20

Digital artist Makrushin Gleb Makrushin was born in Kemerovo, Russia(in Siberia), after some time leaving the small Siberian town, settled in a remote taiga village. Gleb's sphere of activity includes art-photography and various kinds of work with it. The influence of the alienated natural environment is vividly reflected in his work and the problems he explores. The desire to overcome the gap between the clear image of man and the ephemeral spiritual environment (which has a direct impact on him) can be traced in all works. Artistically visible is the desire to connect the created by man and subsequently affecting him Gleb in his works considers and explores the dialog between man and the world around him, which is revealed from the position of a bunch of invisible threads and forms permeating our everyday life, to achieve this goal is used glare, refraction and various light distortions. The main part of the works is the deconstructivization of the everyday urban hurry in which man arrives and the liberation of the environment from specific clear forms and shapes, this combination of a concentrated and tense object in the person of man and an abstract, confused subject in the shape of the environment, gives rise to a unique visual language and reveals man and our world from a completely different perspective, asking us old questions in a completely new formulation The moment of creation of works is similar to the state of trance or deep meditation, full immersion in the moment of events and giving to the flow of this energy, gives unprecedented concentration on details and nuances, opening in a new way. When creating his works, random reflective surfaces are used, because it is the reflection and mirror surfaces inspired and frightened people for a long time, being a kind of delimiter between "sides", and it is at the moment of the junction of these two worlds is born interest and awe, to things that are ordinary for us Gleb's works have been presented in various galleries in major Russian cities, such as St. Petersburg and Moscow.