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Vladimir Kush - The Russian Surrealist Artist Who Inspired Me

  • Writer: Kieran Firth-Bernard
    Kieran Firth-Bernard
  • Mar 12, 2021
  • 1 min read

Vladimir Kush plays a key role with my influence on surrealism during Art GCSE. In fact my first independent short film at Uni "African Sonata" was based on his titular painting, a promise I remember making to myself back at school when I wanted to adapt the painting into animation. I have done so, and it has become a multi-award winning film! I've added this quote from Kush on my home page:


"I believe that what I do is not only just a style of painting, it's a brand. It's a style in many different ways. It could be a jewelry, it could be a sculpture, an animation - there's many things you can do with it. And so, in the end, it's a lifestyle, too."



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"African Sonata" by Vladimir Kush

 
 
 

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