Sergei Vorzhev

Sergei Vorzhev (Russian: Сергей Дмитриевич Воржев; born 21 February 1950) is a Russian artist based in Krasnodar.

Sergei Dmitrievich Vorzhev
Сергей Дмитриевич Воржев
Born (1950-02-21) 21 February 1950
Varenikovskaya, Krasnodar Krai, Russia
NationalityRussian
EducationKuban State University
Known forpainting
AwardsHonored Painter of the Russian Federation, The Gentleman of an award of Peter Great I degrees
Websitehttp://www.vorzhev.com/

Biography

Sergei Dmitrievich Vorzhev was born on 21 February 1950 in Varenikovskaya cossack village of Krasnodar Region. In 1972 he graduated from the Faculty of Art of Kuban State University. He is a member of the Russia's Painters union since 1983.[1]

In the subjects of his works he falls back upon the history of Kuban, represents landscapes and wild nature of his smaller motherland, applying very often the ethnic surrealism style. One of his favorite motives is the marapatsutsa ("my solar chariot").[2]

A participant of more than 40 exhibitions of all levels, including 14 international, since 1977. More than 10 personal exhibitions. His works were bought by the Krasnodar Art museum, Maikop Art museum, Russian Ministry of Culture, some of them are now in private collections in United States, Japan, Singapore, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Russia.

Works
  • "House of antiquarian" (1980);
  • "Sign of the sea" (1986);
  • series "Marapatsutsa" (1984–1998);
  • series "UFO" (1984–2001);
  • series "Flown away bird Kuban" (1987–2000);
  • series "Kuban angels" (1996–2000);
  • series "Solyony farm-stead" (1990–2001);
  • "Year of the rooster" (1994);
  • series "Ekaterinodar" (1979–2001);
  • series "Coast of Aphrodite" (1996–2000).

Exhibitions
  • 1977. Republican exhibition of picture and watercolors. Leningrad, Central Exhibition Hall
  • 1980. Republican exhibition "Soviet Russia". Moscow, Central Exhibition Hall
  • 1981. All-Union youth exhibition. Tashkent, Central Exhibition Hall
  • 1984. All-Union exhibition of young artists. Moscow, USSR Academy of Arts
  • 1986. Republican exhibition "Soviet Russia". Moscow, Central Exhibition Hall
  • 1987. "Drawings of Kuban". Belgrade, Yugoslavia
  • 1989. International exhibition "Starway of the Mankind". Moscow, Central Exhibition Hall
  • 1990. International exhibition "Starway of the mankind". Travelling exhibition in United States cities
  • 1990. "Modern art of Kuban". Mimara Museum, Zagreb, Croatia
  • 1991. Personal exhibition, INTERPRESSCENTER, Warsaw, Poland
  • 1991. International exhibition "To the stars". Moscow, Central House of Artist
  • 1991–1993 International exhibition "To the stars". Travelling exhibition in United States cities and towns
  • 1993. Exhibition of Kuban artists "The passing Millennium". Moscow, Central House of Artist[3]
  • 1994. Exhibition of Russian artists "Multifaced Russia". Moscow, Russian Academy of Arts
  • 1994. Third International biennale of easel graphics "Kaliningrad-Koenigsberg-94»
  • 1996. Personal exhibition, Hamburg, Germany
  • 1996. Personal exhibition, ASTON Trading GmbH, Hamburg, Germany
  • 1998. Regional exhibition "South of Russia – 98", Krasnodar, Russia
  • 1998. "Modern arts festival", Sochi, Russia
  • 1999. Russian exhibition "Russia – 99", Moscow
  • 1999. Personal exhibition. Italy, Verona, gallery "La Torretta»
  • 2001. Personal exhibition, Stuttgart, Germany
  • 2001. Exhibition of Kuban artists "Nu – 2001", Krasnodar
  • 2001. Biennale 2001, Central Exhibition Hall, Krasnodar
  • 2002. "Art-Ekaterina 2002", Central Exhibition Hall, Krasnodar
  • 2002. Personal exhibition of graphics, gallery "South", Krasnodar, Russia
  • 2003. The exhibition project "Moscow-Krasnodar", Krasnodar, Russia
  • 2003. Regional exhibition "The South of Russia ", Krasnodar, Russia
  • 2003. The international biennial "Kuban-Abkhazia", Krasnodar, Russia
  • 2004. Regional exhibition "The South of Russia ", Krasnodar, Russia
  • 2005. Exhibition "Art of artists of Kuban ", St.Petersburg, Russia
  • 2005. The All-Russia art exhibition, devoted to Day of the Victory, Krasnodar, Russia
  • 2006. Republican art exhibition, the Central House of the Artist, Moscow, Russia
  • 2007. Regional exhibition "Blessed Kuban ", Krasnodar, Russia
  • 2007. Exhibition "Art of artists of Kuban ", St.Petersburg, Russia
  • 2008. Exhibition "Culture of Kuban ", Hanover, Germany
  • 2008. Exhibition of painting and charts "21", Krasnodar, Russia[4]
  • 2008. Regional exhibition "The South of Russia ", Krasnodar, Russia
  • 2008 Personal exhibition, gallery "ART-Union", Krasnodar, Russia[5]
  • 2009. Ffirstirst International open-air UNESCO "The Earth Gold Amazons", Taman, Russia
  • 2010. National exhibition "Russia-10", Moscow, Russia
  • 2010. Personal exhibition, the Russian Olympic house, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada[6]

Awards

Honored Painter of the Russian Federation since 1997. The member of the board of the Krasnodar Regional painters' union. The Gentleman of an award of Peter Great I degrees.

  • canvas,oil, 60х40 cm
  • canvas,oil, 110х100 cm
  • canvas,oil, 10x15 cm
  • canvas,oil, 55х60 cm
  • canvas,oil, 70х100 cm
  • canvas,oil, 60х80 cm
  • canvas,oil, 188х208 cm
  • canvas,oil, 70х90 cm
  • paper, pencil, 47х60 cm, 2011
  • paper, pencil, 47х60 cm, 2011
  • paper, pencil, 47х60 cm, 2012
  • paper, pencil, 47х60 cm, 2012

References
  1. Сергей Дмитриевич Воржев :: министерство культуры Краснодарского края Archived 14 June 2015 at the Wayback Machine
  2. «Жить по-воржевски» // Краснодарские известия, 20 февраля 2010, выпуск №30 (4384) Archived 4 May 2013 at Archive.today
  3. Sergei Drozhin. "Krasnodar artists bring the cosmos home".// The Moscow Tribune, Wednesday, 11 August 1993
  4. Выставка живописи и графики Сергея Воржева «21», — Афиша Краснодара — Портал Южного региона ЮГА.ру
  5. Персональная выставка живописи Сергея Воржева, — Афиша Краснодара — Екатеринодар.ру Archived 11 September 2014 at the Wayback Machine
  6. Сергея Воржева представят Кубань на Олимпиаде в Ванкувере, — Живая Кубань (Интернет-дневник Краснодарского края)
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