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 Irakly Shanidze
Irakly came to the United States in 1993 as a graduate student. At first, he had little time for photography. Eventually, however, he resumed his photo activities, and gradually photography began to consume most of his free time again.
Now Irakly shoots mostly in his home studio, claiming he is too spoiled to withstand the rough conditions of the great outdoors.
Over the years, Irakly, never taking his artistic work too seriously, has simply gone with the flow. By going with the flow, however, he has managed to leave a notable artistic trail.
At the time of writing this bio, Irakly...
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 Pavel Kiselev
I was born to a family of exemplary Soviet engineers. Despite that, art become a significant part of my life when I was five. At the beginning it was rather perverted, because I used to draw blueprints of potato combines, fantastic mechanisms, etc., which apparently had its impact on my photography later on. Art class in school was a real pain in the beginning. My first turnip and a flag still haunt me in nightmares. Everything had changed suddenly and by itself, though, and from the second semester on, I had only A's for drawing. Incidentally, my first personal show took place when I was in t...
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 Olga Lavrenkova
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