19/04 - 25/04/2010 Personal exhibition at Moscow House of Artist, Russia

2 sculptures ("Silen" and "Argo") from the cycle "Ancient Greece" exhibited on the "Russian Art Week" were granted the II prize.
The sculptor was invited to participate in "Polish Art Week" (November 2010) and "Slovakian Art Week" (June 2010).
The one who has the knowledge
Silen is the ancient titan whose life covered all five centuries of the mankind. He walked the Earth, saw everything, participated in events and has a lot to tell to the careful listener. The kind welcome of Silen by the king Midas has been generously rewarded by Dionis. Silen agrees to supervise Dionis on one condition: "The question should be precise". Tales of the ancient times communicated by Silen seem like mysterious fiction to unprepared listener that causes problems only to the listener as Silen is always honest and doesn't make up anything. The major difficulty of understanding the narrator can be explained by fact that his tales come from the most ancient times of the mankind and the essence of the stories can be completely understood only by the listeners of our time which more listeners.
Subject description: Fine white marble sculpture of a mythological character, a male with goat's legs is seated on the flat stone with half turned torso, one arm on the knees and another supporting the flat stone. The sculpture is perfectly composed, combines various techniques and produces great impact on the observer.
The happiness hunters
Argo is the ship of the Argonauts, the Ancient Greece heroes who set their sails on a quest for the Golden Fleece which brings the happiness to the country owning it. The pursuit of a heroic deed inspirits the human and gives him new qualities resembling the evolution of a humankind
Subject description: A statue of a human-ship created in an archaic manner which adds monumentality to the image, the wings-sails emphasize dynamics and tenacity of purpose.