Artist Information:
Vladimir Volosov
St.Petersburg,
Russian Federation
Member Since: May 2003
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Artist Statement:
Vladimir Volosov was born in
St. Petersburg (Leningrad) in
1937. Physicist by education,
Doctor of Science, Professor,
winner of the State Prize,
author of more than 100
scientific papers. At the age
of 50 has left scientific
activity and completely
devoted himself to painting.
Author of several hundreds of
works. Main direction in
painting - lyrical realism.
Volosov's road to art was
long. For thirty years he was
engaged in laser Physics and
nonlinear optics, which was a
forward edge of Physics.
Before taking up a paintbrush
he researched a physical
nature of light. And then he
made a sharp turn, having
decided to "live a second
life" - a life of a free
artist. "My goal - to have
time to relize all
possibilities, everyting given
you by Nature" - he said.
Painting is neither work nor
rest for him - it is a joy. In
each of his works he try to
share this joy with of his
paintings. In Nature he is
looking for a motive consonant
to his soul and then tries to
reconstruct this motive on the
canvas. When he achieves this
- he is happy. Volosov's works
are in galleries and private
collections of Russia,
Finland, Sweden, Norway, ...
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