Vladimir Tchernychev: Le réalisme onirique. Afrique du Nord a stuffed anteater

a stuffed anteater

an Egyptologist misunderstood by his peers

and all facets of the Japanese imagination linked to the supernatural

the author questions the Universal Exhibitions in a more general way and the glaring absence of modern architecture within them

the creators went further: they revived the streets

Vladimir Tchernychev: Le réalisme onirique. Afrique du Nord a stuffed anteaterThis Russian artist was born in Leningrad in 1952. He began painting at the age of nine and enrolled at the Academy of Fine Arts at the age of twelve. He graduated as a painter and decorator in 1973 and became a theater designer. Like many of his colleagues, he experienced the destruction of his works, as art was then very strictly regulated and contemporary art was censored. He works in watercolor, dry pastel and Indian ink; all these techniques are