DMITRIJEV, Vladislav

Vladislav Dmitrijev was born in Russia in 1952 and graduated from the Moscow School of Architecture in 1976, a solid academic background that endows his work with a rigorous mastery of space, perspective, and light. After holding his first exhibitions in Russia and Ukraine starting in 1975, he relocated to the Czech Republic in 1986 and established his studio in Prague, a city that became the poetic and thematic epicenter of his artistic output. His oil technique, rooted in a refined neo-impressionist style with Slavic origins, stands out for delicately capturing the nostalgic atmosphere of old Prague, offering the viewer everything from intimate street-level compositions to complex aerial panoramas or bird’s-eye views. From the 1990s onward, his work achieved consistent international projection through solo and group exhibitions in art centers and galleries across the Czech Republic, Spain, Andorra, Italy, and France. Throughout his professional career, he has received distinguished international awards, including the European Prize for Fine Arts presented by The European Union of Arts in 2004, the Gold Medal at the Villelaure Autumn Salon in France, the Silver Medal from the Fédération Nationale de la Culture Française, the Menton City Award, and first prizes Antonello di Messina and Filippo Juvarra in Italy, as well as honors granted by the International Academy A.L.I.A.S. in Melbourne. Dmitrijev’s creations enjoy widespread recognition in the private art market and are held in prominent private collections in Germany, Austria, the United Kingdom, Spain, Andorra, Israel, Japan, and the United States, including those of prominent international figures such as former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and businesswoman and social icon Ivana Trump.