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Metamorphoses: MagicofFantas

Stonebridge Art Gallery prepares to welcome the creative art of Victor Moley at new show th th This new show will start August 5 and run to September 30 at the Stonebridge Art Gallery. The gallery is located at 1 Market Lane in the Stonebridge Town Centre, second floor, beside the Beach BOOSTER Media Group office/studio. (elevator accessibility) The gallery is open Thursdays and Saturdays from 1:00 to 4:00 pm.

Victor Molev creatively realized himself as a painter, graphic artist, stage designer and decorator, architect. But his main occupation is still easel painting, to which he devotes so much time and effort.

His painting did not arise spontaneously, it is the result of the accumulated knowledge and experience that underlie his creative activity. Victor Molev's paintings are distinguished by sonority and variegation of colours, whimsical compositions reflecting the originality of plots and images and their non-standard interpretation, plasticity of forms and grotesque.

They are also full of symbols. Viktor Molev has created his own artistic language of symbols, signs, original effects, which makes his work unique and recognizable. A special place is occupied by a series of enigmatic portraits in which the explicit meaning merges with the hidden, attracting attention. His art attracts many admirers and leaves no one indifferent.

Victor Molev was born in Nizhny Novgorod (Russia) in 1955, received an architectural education, worked as an architect and theatre decorator. Victor emigrated from the USSR in 1990. In recent years he has been living and working in Richmond Hill, Ontario. Participant of numerous exhibitions (both personal and general) in Russia, Israel, Europe, USA and Canada. His work can be found in private collections throughout Europe, USA, Australia, South America, Canada, Japan and Israel. The artist works in the styles of surrealism and neorealism.

Recently, he has painted many portraits of historical figures and popular icons, musicians and actors. His work is a reflection of his subconscious and semi-conscious, so they are rooted in the everyday experience of the artist. His life is a journey in which new works, new circumstances and new creative directions are intertwined like a creative road map, reflecting the author's life experience and his fresh impressions.

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