Style
Fauvisme
1964 (Ufa, USSR) - present.
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ñóòÿãèí,_Êîíñòàíòèí_Âèêòîðîâè÷
Konstantin Sutyagin is known to those, who loves modern literature and to those, who is interested in the "non-actual painting", with its loyalty to the nature, sometimes overwhelmed by childishness and wise simplicity. His Austria landscapes are especially interesting. He plays with the space boldly and with mastership, approaching to the viewer an object and putting it afar. It is a kind of "blow up" technique in painting.
Graduated from the Bauman Moscow State Technical University with a degree in “The Theory of Flight and Ballistics” (1987).
Has been participating in the exhibitions since 1988.
Has had about 70 personal exhibitions as of today. Has works on display in Moscow, Petersburg and other Russian cities; in Paris, London, Tokyo, Cologne, etc.
As part of a group of artists, he traveled to Brittany (France), and his book entitled “Brittany through Russian Eyes” based on the results of this trip was published by Ouest-France publishing house.
Member of the Moscow Artists' Union (1994).
Member of the International Union of Journalists (2006).
Author of several books: “Ten novels about happiness” which received the 2011 Great Book Prize in Moscow), as well as articles, essays and a blog.
The artist's works are located in the collections of:
the Moscow State Museum of Modern Art (Moscow),
the “Kovcheg” State Exhibition Hall,
the Novosibirsk Picture Gallery,
the Tomsk Regional Museum of Art,
the Altai Museum of Art (Barnaul),
the Novokuznetzk Art Museum,
the Mikhailovskoe Museum Reserve,
the Osny Museum of Modern Art (France),
the public collection of the Crédit Mutuel bank (France),
the Museum of Russian Art in Jersey City (USA), etc
