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BiographySergey Balovin grew up in Voronezh, in western Russia in a family of geologists and studied fine art from a very young age.[6] In 1996 he graduated from Fine Art School and in 2005 graduated from Art Faculty of the Voronezh State Pedagogical University. At 17 years old he went on teaching art at Studio I, school of Architecture and Design. Four years later, he began working at the Pedagogical University, teaching painting and organising group exhibitions featuring young artists from Voronezh. His class soon began a creative and associative meeting point for students. Due to clear limitations in Russian academic education, and being greatly inspired by French, German, and Belgian artists encountered, he taught himself contemporary art.[7] From 2008 to 2010 he curated the "Petit" project with Louise Morin in which they featured several dozen artists from Europe, Asia and America.[8] The project participants reflected on the topic of "mobility" and created artworks around this theme. More than a hundred pieces were placed in a single suitcase, enabling the curators to cross country borders and represent this "contraband art".[9] The project united some dozens of artists form Russia, France, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Poland, China, USA, Brazil and was presented in France, Germany, Russia and China, including Moscow International Biennale for Young Art, Red Gate Residency in Beijing and Art Labor Gallery in Shanghai.[10][11][12] In 2009 Sergey Balovin was invited to Jinan, China, to open his solo show. About a hundred paintings reflecting Chinese stereotype views of Russian contemporary art. Series deliberately beautiful landscapes with golden frames was a parody of 19th century Russian painting. The artworks were successfully sold in a few days and the artist decided to move to China for improve his financial well-being.[13][14] But he soon realized he was becoming more focused on consumer demand than his own art vision. He decided to cease sales and, to prevent himself from repeating past mistakes, he performed «Euthanasia», a radical act, destroying his entire oil landscape exhibition, which had been painted according to consumer taste, with a bulldozer (allusion to the Bulldozer Exhibition).[15] The «Euthanasia» project was represented in IFA Gallery.[16] In 2010, refusing to put price on his artworks, he launched "In Kind Exchange" where he drew portraits and exchanged them for currency free presents.[17] In 2011 his "In Kind Exchange" project was selected for Sergey Kuryokhin Modern Art Award[18] and in 2012 the artist was in residence at Swatch Art Peace Hotel.[19] The project got amazing feedback in social media and he soon began to receive invitations from all over the world from people who wanted their portraits done. In 2013 finally ready, he started his Money Free World Trip, painting for food, lodging and transportation. The journey ensuing lasted 17 months and covered 36 countries and created over 5,000 portraits and got the same amount of gifts in return.[20] Since 2015 he is been working with Claudia Beccato.[21] They met on Sergey Balovin's "In Kind Exchange" tour in Europe. In the summer of 2016 they got married at Dukley European Art Community in Kotor, during their art residency program.[22] They celebrated their money-free wedding, opening the exhibition "The Wedding [as it should be]." The artists represented with collage on canvas all the elements of a classical wedding, without possessing anything and spending any penny.[23] Press
References1. ^the world without money - Sergey Balovin, MUKHA, 2013 2. ^[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gFNTZgSyKw In Kind Exchange project], Youtube, 2 August 2012 3. ^Russian Artist Sergey Balovin and the In Kind Exchange project: how he lives without money {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170109020947/http://us.lifestyles.qa1p.global.media.yahoo.com/healthy-living/russian-artist-sergey-balovin-and-the-in-kind-exchange-project--how-he-lives-without-money-202940946.html |date=9 January 2017 }}, YAHOO!, 28 March 2013 4. ^Художник, путешествующий без денег, нарисует портреты воронежцев за свадебные подарки, Moe online, 11 June 2016 5. ^[https://in-art.ru/en/ratings/top-young/], IN ART 2016 6. ^Travel the world without money - Sergey Balovin, MUKHA, 2013 7. ^Sergey Balovin's biography, IFA Gallery 8. ^Сергей Баловин: «Все мои проекты вытекают из самой жизни и продиктованы необходимостью», VRN Times, 26 September 2011 9. ^"Petit" project, Moscow Museum of Modern Art 10. ^Petit Gallery 11. ^Art Labor, exhibitions of 2010 12. ^PETIT: Exhibition in Suitcase, ART IN ASIA 13. ^В Шанхае откроется персональная выставка русского художника, Магазета, 27 October 2011 14. ^[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJE18ZVkP2Q Sergey Balovin dhe Ruslan-i ne Klubin e mengjesit], Club FM Albania, 12 April 2013 15. ^В Шанхае художник из Воронежа раздавил свои картины бульдозером, Комсомольская правда, 2 October 2012 16. ^Euthanasia 2, P.I.G. News, 2 September 2012 17. ^Putting the art in barter, Global Times, 6 April 2012 18. ^Sergey Kuryokhin Modern Art Award 19. ^Retrospective: artists-in-residence 2012 The Swatch Art Peace Hotel, 2012 20. ^Sergey Balovin website 21. ^Сметана, творог и что-то исконно псковское - пожелания от художника Сергея Баловина, который в субботу напишет портреты псковичей за еду, PLN PSKOV, 29 June 2016 22. ^[https://www.alfabeta2.it/2016/12/04/artisti-russi-mondo-benvenuti-montenegro/ Artisti (russi) di tutto il mondo, benvenuti in Montenegro], alfabeta2, 4 December 2015 23. ^Izložba i svadba: Neobičan projekat Sergeja Balovina u Kotoru, CDM, 13 August 2016 LinksBalovin&Beccato website {{DEFAULTSORT:Balovin, Sergey}} 3 : Living people|Russian artists|1984 births |
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