Artem Mirolevich
Trained as an illustrator, and his high skill for extreme detail is present in all his works, whether etchings or oils on canvas.
Artem Mirolevich is trained as an illustrator, and his high skill for extreme detail is present in all his works, whether etchings or oils on canvas. Each work is a tale of its own, a surrealist tale of otherworldly places and people, where the artist’s imagination is completely set free. Directly drawing inspiration from Durer to Dali to the Manga comic tradition, Mirolevich’s work is a portal to the mystical meta-civilization, where doom and hope co-exist. The artist is not afraid to make statements on global warming or decadence of consumerist society, thus offering more layers that the eye can examine in his very richly worked compositions.
Artem Mirolevich was born in 1976, in the city of Minsk, Belarus. At the age of 17, he moved to the USA and soon after enrolled in the School of Visual Art, New York City. He was granted a full scholarship from the Department of Illustration and also spent a semester at Amsterdam's Rietvield Art Academy as an exchange student. New York and Amsterdam's cultural and architectural landscape inspired Artem to produce many works of art, including images of a post-apocalyptic city submerged deep under water. Invigorated by his experience abroad, he was drawn to the idea of exploring other countries of the world.
As of today Mirolevich participated in over 100 solo and group exhibitions in museums, galleries and art fairs worldwide, including solo shows in England, France, Switzerland, Italy, Russia, Japan, Qatar, Kazakhstan, Latvia and USA. He’s a founder and curator of Russian Pavilion and Art Cosmos.
