Igor Dryomin:
Alexander Moskvitin, "Eternal Meanings", creative evening December 17, 2014

Alexander Moskvitin was born in 1954 in the city of Ulan-Ude. In 1974 he graduated from the Irkutsk College of Arts. He participated in a large number of exhibitions, including regional, national and international. Member of the Union of Artists of Russia.

Man and nature - this is how one could define the fundamental themes of the art of Alexander MOSKVITIN. The numerous associations evoked by his works with the revelations of the most diverse authorities of national and world culture nevertheless do not allow judging MOSCOW CITY only as a widely educated representative of urban civilization. “I love,” he admits, “the life of the earth, Siberia, Siberian small nations, the deeply minded part of nature and the beliefs of these peoples, strive to find an artistic equivalent to the symbols and signs of these phenomena. And I’m trying to introduce them into our reality. ”

Completely capturing the viewer, knocking him out of the usual rut of everyday life and freeing him from the shackles of everyday life, the art of Alexander MOSKVITIN, similar in effect to the aesthetic impact of a hurricane, surprisingly combines the forces of destruction and creation, paganism and Christianity, West and East, the intense passion for the momentary joys of life and a heightened sense of its perishability and transience.

Friends and honors of his talent gathered for a creative meeting.

Photo: Igor Dremin