Ivanishev Roman

Biography

Roman Ivanishchev is an original artist who works with equal success in different genres: portrait, landscape and still life. In his works, he artfully combines different styles to convey a range of emotions and create an atmosphere.

Roman Ivanishchev's paintings are full of life and cover a wide range of topics: from people and animals to cars and industrial landscapes. His works are distinguished by their depth and individuality, revealing the style and creative approach of the author.

Roman was educated at the Moscow State Academy of Art and Industry. Stroganov, which became the basis for his further development in art.

Roman Ivanishchev participated in many exhibitions. Here are some of them:

1988 — competition for the best drawing in the framework of the exhibition "Nature is the Wealth of India", organized by the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Government of India under the auspices of the Festival of India in the USSR. Roman received an award for his participation.

Annual exhibitions of the Stroganov Academy (2000-2005).

Collective exhibition "Anti-alcohol Exhibition" at the Moscow Art Museum (2014).

Personal exhibition "Philosophy of the Way" at Library No. 204 in Moscow (2014).

Collective exhibition "Illustrations to Japanese Aphorisms" of the Nega Central Art Center (2015).

The exhibition "April Discord" of the Nega Central Cultural Center (2018).

The white exhibition of the Central National Library named after Zheleznova (2018).

The exhibition "Seasons of the year" MBUK "IHM" (2018).

The exhibition "Art Arboretum" of the Central National Library named after Zheleznov (2019).

Exhibition and auction with the support of the Podari Zhizn Foundation in Kadashi (2020).

The exhibition "The Form of Life", organized by the Central National Library named after Zheleznova (2020).

Exhibition "Moscow and Muscovites" at the Moscow Art Museum (2022, 2024).

The exhibition "THE ART OF LABOR" of the Festival of Positive Ideological Art "Time forward!" at the New Tretyakov Gallery (2023, 2024).

Roman Ivanishchev's works can be seen in private collections.