ОЛЕНЬЯ УПРЯЖКА (2019) Sculpture by Mikhail Ermakov

A MODERN ARTIST WHO CREATES WORKS OF ART IN THE STYLE OF TRASH ART.

Mikhail Ermakov is a contemporary artist who works in his own Studio founded in 2015. the act of creativity has always been at the center of my work. Micaer-art the creative workshop of contemporary art is a place where the experience of education and learning merge together. In this way, I manage to combine classical techniques and the spirit of modernity in my work. With the help of art, I fight against human indifference to nature and open up new aspects of ecological reality to the audience, expressing aspects of my personality in the final result.

Micaer-Art's creativity is based on a new direction of modern art, Trash-Art. This is a conceptually alternative art, a protest against patterns and rules, and every year it becomes popular. Artists of this style create unpredictable art objects using polymer trash in their work.

The goal is to solve environmental problems associated with the disposal of secondary polymer waste, with the same desire to please fans with their creativity, give them an unforgettable experience, expressing their own special view of reality making each work of modern art memorable and transmitting the idea of beauty, to expand the General worldview spiritually enriching all people interested in art.

In the selection of our photo gallery you can see the works of the creative workshop of contemporary art Micaer-art, which carry the uniqueness and recognition, created with a non-standard approach in the style of Thrash art, which can always be distinguished from the mass of other works.

The original style and whimsical images of the works create a unique style that is not similar to other sculptors. There is both mysticism and surrealism, bright juicy colors and unusual images that can undoubtedly awaken any inspiration. In General, everything inspired the creation of something creative and creative.

• Nationality: RUSSIA
• Date of birth : 1960
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• Groups: Russian Contemporary Artists