Gregory Orekhov Still-life Sculptures
Gregory Orekhov was born in 1976 in Moscow in the family of the sculptor, People’s Artist of the Russian Federation, Academician Yury Orekhov (1927–2001). From early childhood, Orekhov learned from his father while working with him in the academic studio, which enabled him to master various sculpture techniques. His most significant works include participation in the reconstruction of the sculptural decoration of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior (1996–2001); co-author of A.S. Pushkin Monument in Minsk (2000); the bust of Leonid Kogan for the Moscow Conservatory (2014); twelve architectural steles placed at the entrance to Moscow, that became an official symbol of the Moscow region in 2015.
2010s Contemporary Gregory Orekhov Still-life Sculptures
2010s Contemporary Gregory Orekhov Still-life Sculptures
Bronze
2010s Contemporary Gregory Orekhov Still-life Sculptures
Concrete
21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Gregory Orekhov Still-life Sculptures
Thread, Found Objects
21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Gregory Orekhov Still-life Sculptures
Concrete, Steel, Wire
21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Gregory Orekhov Still-life Sculptures
Wood
2010s Contemporary Gregory Orekhov Still-life Sculptures
Concrete
2010s Contemporary Gregory Orekhov Still-life Sculptures
Mixed Media, Polystyrene
2010s Contemporary Gregory Orekhov Still-life Sculptures
Polystyrene, Mixed Media
21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Gregory Orekhov Still-life Sculptures
Resin
21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Gregory Orekhov Still-life Sculptures
Stainless Steel
21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Gregory Orekhov Still-life Sculptures
Concrete
2010s Contemporary Gregory Orekhov Still-life Sculptures
Polystyrene, Mixed Media