October, 20 2025 - January, 7 2026
The inaugural exhibition 'Searching Eye' invites viewers to discover a selection of artists represented by the gallery. From magic realism to op art and abstract expressionism, it offers a broad panorama of artistic approaches spanning several decades.
SEARCHING EYE
“Art has always been, and remains, a space for dialogue. In the current context, I believe it is essential, as an independent gallery, to encourage the circulation of ideas and to imagine new models of cultural engagement, free from any geographical or political constraints.”
On this occasion, founder Alina Pinsky states:
The inaugural exhibition “Searching Eye” invites viewers to discover a selection of artists represented by the gallery. From magic realism to op art and abstract expressionism, it offers a broad panorama of artistic approaches spanning several decades. The exhibition brings together works by: Igor Chelkovski (1937, lives and works in France), Lev Povzner (1939, lives and works in Russia), Michael Chernishov (1945, lives and works in the United States), Tatiana Andreeva (1951, lives and works in Switzerland), Natalia Turnova (1957, lives and works in Russia), Igor Skaletsky (1978, lives and works in Germany), Tim Parchikov (1983, lives and works in France), Natacha Habarova (1985, lives and works in Russia), and Evgeny Muzalevsky (1995, lives and works in Germany). The title of the exhibition echoes Diana Vreeland’s celebrated phrase, “The eye has to travel,” reminding us that true perception in art requires constant movement — a quest for new impressions and perspectives. The eye should not remain confined to the familiar: it must be trained, challenged, and invited to explore diverse visual worlds in all their richness. “Searching Eye” illuminates this diversity and unfolds it as a coherent journey.
The exhibition develops through successive registers: scale gives way to detail, bursts of color to the discipline of monochrome, figurative imagery to pure abstraction. Guided by the artists, the viewer’s gaze embarks on a journey across eras and styles — moving from distant views to close-ups from outer form to hidden depth — constantly reinterpreting the spaces of painting, drawing, and sculpture. This exploration opens with artists who, as early as the 1960s, began systematically questioning the very mechanics of perception.
The exhibition thus forms a polyphony in which the gaze — alternately drawn in, multiplied, or destabilized — explores the many dimensions of the visible. “Searching Eye” appears as a true inquiry into the act of seeing, into our way of observing art and “listening” to images. As Paul Claudel once wrote: “It is up to us to listen, to lend an ear to the unspoken.”
The exhibition develops through successive registers: scale gives way to detail, bursts of color to the discipline of monochrome, figurative imagery to pure abstraction. Guided by the artists, the viewer’s gaze embarks on a journey across eras and styles — moving from distant views to close-ups from outer form to hidden depth — constantly reinterpreting the spaces of painting, drawing, and sculpture. This exploration opens with artists who, as early as the 1960s, began systematically questioning the very mechanics of perception.
The exhibition thus forms a polyphony in which the gaze — alternately drawn in, multiplied, or destabilized — explores the many dimensions of the visible. “Searching Eye” appears as a true inquiry into the act of seeing, into our way of observing art and “listening” to images. As Paul Claudel once wrote: “It is up to us to listen, to lend an ear to the unspoken.”
Fools 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
205 х 347 см
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
205 х 347 см
Lord forgive your dogs, 2022
Oil on canvas
290 х 160 см
Oil on canvas
290 х 160 см
Very far within myself, in capsule. You are slad in a blue, white light and deep shadows (diptych), 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
240 х 297 см (dipych)
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
240 х 297 см (dipych)
Zhenulya, get up, get up my boy, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
81 х 78,5 см
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
81 х 78,5 см
The slice of potato that confuses, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
81 х 77 см
Ulyana Vaskovich in a white dress, 2022
Oil on canvas
Oil on canvas
257 х 159 см
Don't be born beautiful, be born as a little bat with blades of grass to your armpits, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
280 х 162 см
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
280 х 162 см
A mourful boy (left), A la la la (right), 2022
Oil on canvas
Oil on canvas
188 х 50 см (left), 174 x 41 см (right)
Untitled, 2022
Watercolor and on paper
42 х 56 см
Watercolor and on paper
42 х 56 см
Peach mushroom 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
166 х 76 см
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
166 х 76 см
Two birds, the lion and the night, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
76 х 62 см
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
76 х 62 см
Abend advances, shoulders rested, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
75,5 х 70 см
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
75,5 х 70 см
Yes, ok 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
242 х 200 см
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
242 х 200 см
The curtain falls, applause, 2022
Oil on canvas
233,5 х 198,5 см
Oil on canvas
233,5 х 198,5 см
Vladimir Central, a north wind, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
98,5 х 76,5 см
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
98,5 х 76,5 см
Your filthy eyes, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
148 х 119 см
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
148 х 119 см
Hid the nail in his pocket, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
172 х 102 см
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
172 х 102 см
Untitled, 2022
Watercolor and crayon on paper
50,5 х 65 см
Watercolor and crayon on paper
50,5 х 65 см
Evgeny Muzalevsky
Fools 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
205 х 347 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
Lord forgive your dogs, 2022
Oil on canvas
290 х 160 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Very far within myself, in capsule.You are slad in a blue, white light and deep shadows (diptych), 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
240 х 297 см (dipych)
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
Zhenulya, get up, get up my boy, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
81 х 78,5 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
Ulyana Vaskovich in a white dress, 2022
Oil on canvas
257 х 159 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
The slice of potato that confuses, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
81 х 77 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
Don't be born beautiful, be born as a little bat with blades of grass to your armpits, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
280 х 162 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Евгений Музалевский
Без названия, 2022
Бумага, акварель, карандаш
42 х 56 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
A mourful boy (left), A la la la (right), 2022
Oil on canvas
188 х 50 см (left), 174 x 41 см (right)
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
Peach mushroom 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
166 х 76 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
Abend advances, shoulders rested, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
75,5 х 70 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
Two birds, the lion and the night, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
76 х 62 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
The curtain falls, applause, 2022
Oil on canvas
233,5 х 198,5 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
Vladimir Central, a north wind, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
98,5 х 76,5 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
Yes, ok 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
242 х 200 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
Hid the nail in his pocket, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
172 х 102 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
Untitled, 2022
Watercolor and crayon on paper
50,5 х 65 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
Evgeny Muzalevsky
Your filthy eyes, 2022
Oil and oil pastel on canvas
148 х 119 см
Eugene Muzalevsky is one of the most prominent young representatives of the contemporary Russian art scene, working in traditional painting techniques. He is a graduate of the Sergei Bratkov workshop at the Rodchenko School in Moscow and is currently continuing his education under the guidance of the German conceptualist Heiner Blum at the University of Art and Design in Offenbach, Germany.
The artist began his artistic journey with photography and transitioned to painting through graphic art. He also works with sculpture and various media. His works created in Russia are described as wild, nervous, and intense, while his German works are more technical and reflective.
Muzalevsky's painting is emotional and immediate: personal experiences transform into expressive lines and images on the canvas. Non-academic thinking in his art goes hand in hand with self-sufficiency.
The year 2021 was a productive one for the artist: he had a solo exhibition at the Alina Pinsky Gallery, and his work 'And Forgive Us Our Debts, As We Forgive Our Debtors' received the first prize at the Zverev Prize. Art historian Andrei Sarabyanov notes the continuity of avant-garde, post-avant-garde, and 1960s art in Muzalevsky's work.
He lives and works in Moscow and Frankfurt.
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