Artdesign studio Tsesler&Voichenko
Original – Vasily Perov, Hunters at halt. 1877 (State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg). Painting by creative Belarusian duet Artdesign studio Tsesler-Voichenko
Artdesign studio Tsesler-Voichenko is located in Minsk, Belarus. Brilliant Soviet tandem of freelance artists, graphic designers and art directors Vladimir Tsesler and Sergei Voichenko worked in different fields of art. In particular, creating postcards, posters, Lubok painting, steampunk painting, design, photography, drawings, vector space, and copies of classicists. Vladimir Tsesler was born in Slutsk, Belarus, on April 30, 1951. In 1980 he graduated from Academy of Arts, the Department of Design. After graduation he worked in the style of book-art, advertising, many of his works are awarded. Belarusian artist and designer Sergey Voichenko (1955 – 2004) was born in Mariupol, Ukraine but his family moved to Minsk. In 1975 he entered the Academy Of Arts, the Department of Design, where he met his co-author Vladimir Tsesler. Sergey Voichenko got his first award for posters in 1984 for a series of posters called “History of Minsk.” Voichenko and Tsesler exhibited at the State Russian Museum in 2000. In the fall of 2004 Voichenko had a heart bypass surgery, but died only two months later. One month before his death, Voichenko and Tsesler had another exhibition on Montmartre in Paris.
Inspired by Barge Haulers on the Volga, painting by Ilya Repin. Creative Belarusian studio Tsesler&Voichenko replaced the boat with the Aurora
Artdesign studio Tsesler-Voichenko
Submarine on rails
Painting by creative Belarusian studio
Creative approach to painting
Giant corn cob. Painting by creative Belarusian studio Tsesler&Voichenko
Still life. Painting by creative Belarusian studio Tsesler&Voichenko
One more still life. Painting by creative Belarusian studio Tsesler&Voichenko
Horse sculpture. Painting by creative Belarusian studio Tsesler&Voichenko
Elephant. Painting by creative Belarusian studio Tsesler&Voichenko
Beatles forever. Painting by creative Belarusian studio Tsesler&Voichenko
The Chocolate Girl with a pumpkin. Painting by creative Belarusian studio Tsesler&Voichenko
Portrait of an Unknown Woman by Ivan Kramskoi. Artists of studio Tsesler&Voichenko added a gun to the original painting
“Portrait of Holyfield by Tyson”. Painting by creative Belarusian studio Tsesler&Voichenko
Here, two famous paintings combined in one. First, “Hunters at halt” (1877, artist Painting by Perov) and “Morning in a pine forest” by Shishkin
Painting by creative Belarusian studio Tsesler&Voichenko
Two artists – Vladimir Tsesler and Sergei Voichenko
A duo – Vladimir Tsesler and Sergei Voichenko
website tsesler.com
