The Artistic Journey of Yevgeny Stasenko
Yevgeny Stasenko is a contemporary painter and art instructor. Born in Budapest, Hungary, his professional path in the arts began after graduating from the faculty of fine and graphic arts in 1984. Throughout his career, he has engaged in extensive pedagogical work, teaching drawing at various institutions, including the architectural department of a construction and economic technical school and the British Higher School of Art and Design. His teaching expertise is further reflected in his development of specialized methodologies, such as "Developmental Drawing" for children and various instructional books focused on the theory of composition and visual literacy.
His works have been featured in numerous exhibitions across the globe, including displays in Russia, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Greece, and Japan. His paintings are held in private collections in several countries, including the United States, France, and Germany. In recent years, Stasenko has been based in Barcelona, Spain, where he has continued his artistic and educational pursuits.
Exhibitions and Publications
Stasenko's exhibition history includes solo shows such as Zooming in Barcelona and Allowing to Be... in Moscow. He has also participated in international art fairs and exhibitions, such as Art International Zurich and Days of Slavic Art in Germany. His artistic contributions have been recognized with various awards, including a medal from the VVC and diplomas at international exhibitions of contemporary art.
As an author, Stasenko has published several books regarding the principles of composition, drawing, and his unique instructional methods. His written works cover a wide range of topics, from the fundamentals of visual literacy to the application of composition in photography and painting.
