Andrei Dolidze

Sculpture is my passion.

I cannot imagine myself without creativity, without working with clay, wax and bronze.

Sculpture carries a part of you, the warmth of your hands. Watching how sculpture is being born initially from clay and then from bronze, I feel the magic of creativity. In these moments I feel the world has become a little better and I want to share this feeling.

My main direction in sculpture is animalism. I spent long days at the Tallinn zoo observing animals, drawing and sculpting from nature. The diversity of the animal world is impressive, each animal is unique, ideally adapted to its natural habitat. Their every movement is filled with harmony and beauty. It is an endless source for inspiration.

The fair windows of Tallinn art, TKT, 2014.
Zooculture, the union of artists of St. Petersburg 2011.
Autumn 2010, the union of artists of St. Petersburg 2010.
Nadezhda VIII, an exhibition of young artists and students St. Petersburg 2010.
Zooculture, the union of artists of St. Petersburg 2010.
Autumn 2009, the union of artists of St. Petersburg 2009.
Tenderness Tallinn 2006.
The fair windows of Tallinn art, TKT, 2014.
Zooculture, the union of artists of St. Petersburg 2011.
Autumn 2010, the union of artists of St. Petersburg 2010.
Nadezhda VIII, an exhibition of young artists and students St. Petersburg 2010.
Zooculture, the union of artists of St. Petersburg 2010.
Autumn 2009, the union of artists of St. Petersburg 2009.
Tenderness, Tallinn 2006.
Word around, Tallinn 2004.