Le tre vie della vita O.M.2
Nicolai Lilin
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Description
Provenance: Originale Multiplo
Support: Hahnemühle paper 350 gr. W cm 100 x H cm 124
Print: Copper plate L cm 100 x H cm 125
Location: ‘Originale Multiple’ Printworks, via Errico Petrella 21, 20124, Milan (MI)
Year: 2021
Signature: Pencil signature
Product conditions: Mint
Technique: Etching, aquatint on copper plate, hand interventions in gold leaf and watercolor
NICOLAI LILIN
Nicolai Lilin, a pseudonym for Nikolaj Verzhbitskiy, was chosen in homage to the author’s mother, Lilia, (Russian: Николай Вержбицкий?). Born Feb. 12, 1980, in Bender, Transnistria (an independent state not recognized by the international community, located between Moldova and Ukraine, then part of the Soviet Union), he is a Siberian-born Russian writer, tattoo artist, and artist with Italian citizenship. Lilin comes from a family of Siberian traditions and origins. His ancestors belonged to a large Siberian family of explorers, outlaws, hunters, and merchants, who had Russian, Polish, Jewish, and German ancestry. In 2003 he moved to the province of Cuneo, where he became a tattoo artist, having studied the tattoos of the Siberian criminal tradition for many years and learned the techniques and complex codes that govern them. He has lived and worked in Milan since 2010. Nicolai Lilin is also known and appreciated for his artistic production, particularly drawings, graffiti works on paper, paintings on canvas and reproduction of Orthodox icons, all inspired by tattoo symbology, he has an art workshop in Milan, Kolima Art Studio where he hosts his works always related to Siberian tattoo culture. Read More
