Terehin Igor

Biography

Igor Ivanovich Terekhin is a Moscow-based artist whose life is inextricably linked with art. Born in 1968 in the heart of Russia, he chose creativity as his primary focus from a young age. Even while working in various fields—from design and graphics to marketing—Igor maintained his inner creative freedom, constantly experimenting, developing, and discovering new facets of his talent.

Education and Professional Path:
After graduating from Moscow Art College No. 75, Igor continued to deepen his knowledge, becoming a certified master in ceramics, Russian folk crafts, and stained glass. His versatility—from delicate work with traditional materials to contemporary visual solutions—reflects a synthesis of deep respect for heritage and bold innovation.
Involvement in the Artistic Community:
A member of the Eurasian Union of Artists, Igor Terekhin actively contributes to cultural dialogue, bridging tradition and contemporary trends. His works are a bridge between the past and the future, where every detail is imbued with meaning and emotion.

Exhibitions:
- *2025* (September) — Participant and nominee for the "Struck to the Heart" award as part of the online exhibition
"Without Armor." Organized by Art Bureau MATRYOSHKI Gallery.
- *2025* — International exhibition "Cosmology" (Art Commune) — reflections on the Universe through the prism of art. Two first places in two different categories.
- *2022* — Russian-Chinese exhibition "Picturesque Russia" — a dialogue of cultures in the era of globalization.
- *2021* — Solo exhibition "Dreams" (Easel Gallery, St. Petersburg) — immersion into the world of dreams and metaphors.
- *2019* — Group exhibition (W&P Gallery By Want & Paint Co, Moscow) — an exploration of form and color.

Igor Terekhin is an artist for whom art has become a language, telling stories without words. His works are charged with the energy of exploration and inspiration. In each project, he doesn't simply create a painting but invites the viewer to embark on a journey—to their roots, into space, into the depths of the subconscious, or into dreams. "Art is perpetual motion. Even stasis has life if you invest your soul in it," Igor says, continuing to amaze the world with his discoveries.