1974 - present.
The fusion of impressionism and realism in Russian school of painting has become a benchmark for Andrey Lyssenko, defining notional and plastic coordinates in his art. One of the major lines of this trend is active presence, where interpretation is closely connected with his creative attitude in religion and history-oriented works, and where in still-life and landscape the artist is in pursuit of harmony between nature and man, color and light.
Studied in Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute of the Russian Academy of Arts.
Andrey goes on creative journeys around the West Europe and Canada after his graduation (1998).
Member of the Union of Artists of Russia (1999).
The fusion of impressionism and realism in Russian school of painting has become a benchmark for Andrey Lyssenko, defining notional and plastic coordinates in his art. One of the major lines of this trend is active presence, where interpretation is closely connected with his creative attitude in religion and history-oriented works, and where in still-life and landscape the artist is in pursuit of harmony between nature and man, color and light.
Studied in Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute of the Russian Academy of Arts.
Andrey goes on creative journeys around the West Europe and Canada after his graduation (1998).
Member of the Union of Artists of Russia (1999).
Exhibitions: «Monuments of Russian Architecture», personal exhibition in Moscow Metochion of the Valaam Monastery, exhibition of Abramtsevo colony of artists in Khotkovo.
«The Lysenkos Dynasty» — Zamoskvorechye Gallery.
Participated in Italy-Russia project in Tore-Canavese, Italy.
The artists' works are held in private collections in Russia, France, Italy, Canada, Holland and US.
