Andrey Severynko is a vanguard Ukrainian sculptor, born in Kiev, 1968.
It is not easy to identify the style of Andrew Severynko’s sculptures. On entering his underground studio in an old suburban building of Kiev you submerge into the world of magical voyages similar to those of Captain Nemo’s. You are surrounded by ancient mysterious boats, unique insects, beetles.
The materials used by Andrey are also out of the ordinary - iron springs, cogwheels, screws, rusty irons, parts of typewriters and umbrellas and other debris, found on...
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Ming-Yuan Chuan from the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology might have gotten the biggest laughs at SIGGRAPH. The audience howled repeatedly throughout “Cubic Tragedy,” in which a female character composed of angular planes struggled with her CG ‘makeup’ and came undone by her software’s ‘undo’ function. Talk about knowing your audience!
Laura Plansker grew up in a family where NOT going to art school would be considered rebelling. Her Parents Dennis and Geraldine met in art school, married, and raised five kids all in various art disciplines.
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Richard attended Central Saint Martins College in London England as a fine art painting undergraduate in the early 1990s. He went onto do a Postgraduate degree in Illustration at the same college only escaping its comfy clutches in 2000. After half-hearted stints as a college administrator and a New Media animator Richard became a freelance illustrator, a job he's been doing since 2001.
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Ana Bagayan was born in the capital of Armenia; Yerevan, and moved to the United States when she was six years old..
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