Until December 8, the V.S. Rogal City Exhibition Center hosts the Autumn Vernissage of the Onyx association masters, featuring works by Maria Korotkina, Irina Mochulskaya, Stanislav Zagoskin, Elena Tyumentseva and Yuri Piskunov. Visitors will see many techniques, from floristry, dough modeling and paper mosaic to wood carving, stone compositions and 3D embroidery. The exhibition is especially interesting because it brings together experienced masters and new names of the association, whose works are already recognized far beyond Russia.
Until December 8, the V.S. Rogal City Exhibition Center will host the exhibition “Autumn Vernissage of the Masters of the Onyx Association.” The exhibition features works by Maria Korotkina, Irina Mochulskaya, Stanislav Zagoskin, Elena Tyumentseva, and Yuri Piskunov.Teachers of the highest qualification category, Maria Korotkina and Irina Mochulskaya, successfully combine teaching activities with public work in the Onyx association. They are the heads of the educational and creative workshop of the Onyx association, “Applied Design.” The masters’ works are in private collections in Germany, France, and Japan. Hard work, multiplied by a love of creativity, aesthetic taste, and artistic intuition, inspire these talented craftswomen to create beautiful works in various applied design techniques: floristry, dough modeling, paper mosaic, appliqué, panels made from natural materials, and more.
Stanislav Zagoskin worked as a geologist for many years. He came to the Onyx association already an accomplished master, capable of creative exploration and the embodiment in stone of complex forms and compositions: writing sets, clocks, vases, images of hunters, animals, and souvenirs.
Elena Tyumentseva and Yuri Piskunov are new names in the Onyx association. Elena Alexandrovna creates works in the techniques of three-dimensional embroidery, bead embroidery, and tapestry, while Yuri Vladimirovich is engaged in flat relief wood carving.