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Timur Gadelshin was born in artist's family and grew up surrounded by canvases,
paints, sculptures and other art things. The cultural orientation of his father as artist
always was underground and this naturally influenced Timur’s views on the world and life.
All this logically led him to freelance.
After working for some time in the field of film production Timur came to the conclusion that
only individual creativity gives complete freedom. And nonstandard
Art gives even more freedom. This is the Way which possibly have not too many
footprints of those who have gone before. So the idea of Aogami was born.
Art of AOGAMI is a synthesis of techniques from graphics, sculpture and painting
based on the methods of working with paper in Japan, China, Korea, and Timur’s
own know-how.
In Aogami lightness, elegance and philosophy of origami, virtuosity and
decorativeness of the Easten Decoupage combines with the traditions of the
West for one purpose - to create a new reality, which has recognizable features
of European Art Nouveau and classic Japanese prints. The play of light and
shade in combination with the properties of paper - its color, texture,
elasticity - forms a speciafic plastic.
Images live and vary depending on the illumination and can organically
fit into both a traditional and even most avant-garde interiors.
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" " (rem) 3449 2008
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