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About the Artist — Alexey Kazachenko
Artist working across cutouts, etchings, mixed-media and drawings.

Alexey Kazachenko

Artist
Alexey Kazachenko was born in 1962 in Magdeburg (Germany)

He decided to be an artist when he was 5 years old. Alexey went to a small drawing group and inspired by his teacher, decided to stay in the arts for all his life.

But Alexey is not only a follower of the great artists. He went through his own difficult path of becoming an artist. Numerous personal exhibitions confirm this. Now in every work Alexey brings to the world his own vision. Each new work goes through a difficult path from idea to implementation.

Throughout his career as an artist, Alexey works in many artistic styles etching techniques, dry watercolors, mixed media, encaustic and collage techniques.


Collages are the artist’s special pride. And he rightfully deserves it. The multi-stage and multi-layered image is stunning with its deep color and expression.

Each piece of white paper is hand-painted by the artist. Alexey does not use chemical materials or artificial additive. Only natural ingredients.

Then follows a complex multi-stage path from inspiration to implementation. We can see and feel the end result of the artist’s painstaking work in his paintings. In each of his works, the artist leaves a piece of his soul, his heart and his love.
To better understand the artist and get into his spirit, we recommend you to watch the videos below
The Lobster
The lobster is one of the signature forms in Alexey’s collection. In this film, we follow the quiet, tactile process of bringing the original artwork to life. make it a bit longer
Borsch
Cooking is a ritual, a gesture, a way of shaping material into meaning. In “Borsch,” Alexey Kazachenko turns an everyday recipe into a quiet visual composition.
The story of Alexey Kazachenko by Small Gallery
A calm portrait of the artist at work. This film captures the textures, gestures and stories behind Alexey Kazachenko’s originals and editions. A Small Gallery presentation.
1972 USSR–Canada
The iconic 1972 USSR–Canada hockey series becomes a study in movement, tension and rhythm. Through the slow, deliberate process of etching, Alexey distills the emotion of the game into lines carved on metal and transferred to paper. This film follows that transformation.
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