Church of St. Andrew the First-Called (2020) Painting by Artem Lozhkin

Artem Lozhkin is a contemporary Russian painter. In 2005, Artem embarked on his artistic education, setting the stage for his future creative endeavors. However, his journey led him down diverse paths, and in 2010, he proudly graduated from the Barnaul Construction College (BSK) with a degree in Architecture, followed by further academic achievements in 2015 when he graduated from the Altai State Technical University, known as "AltGTU," with a degree in Building Design. These unique academic experiences provided him with a multidimensional perspective that would later influence his artistic expressions.

Since 2014, Artem has been fully immersed in the world of painting, turning his passion into a profession. His body of work encompasses a wide range of subjects, including distinctive landscapes, mesmerizing seascapes, intricate cityscapes, and evocative figurative pieces. Through these diverse genres, Artem seeks to craft images that resonate deeply with viewers, inviting them to explore the intricacies of his artistry.

Artem Lozhkin's artistic style is firmly rooted in realism, a choice that allows him to convey the vivid details of his subjects with precision and authenticity. This commitment to realism imbues his works with a sense of familiarity and connection, making them relatable and engaging.

Artem actively participates in both all-Russian and international exhibitions, sharing his creations with a global audience. His artistic contributions have not only enriched the world of contemporary Russian art but also established him as a talented and dedicated painter committed to capturing the beauty and essence of the world through his realistic and visually compelling works of art.

• Nationality: RUSSIA
• Date of birth : 1989
• Artistic domains:
• Groups: Russian Contemporary Artists