“Pictures removed”: in Moscow closed the exhibition of grandson Alla Pugacheva
In Moscow, the first solo exhibition of Denis Baysarov, son of Christina Orbakaite and grandson of Alla Pugacheva ended

In Moscow, the first solo exhibition of Denis Baysarov, the son of Kristina Orbakaite and the grandson of Alla Pugacheva was completed. The paintings of the 28-year-old artist were removed from the Sistema Gallery, where they were shown for almost a month. According to URA.RU, the exposition called “Others” closed on November 4, as it came to the end of the planned period of its work.
The exhibition opened on October 9 and occupied three floors of the gallery. Baisarov presented works created using oil, acrylic and airbrushing, and the main theme of the exhibition was a fantastic world with unusual creatures and landscapes. The artist admitted that he was inspired by science fiction, fairy tales and various theories. The opening was attended by representatives of Russian show business, including TV presenter Andrei Malakhov.
Baisarov’s works received positive feedback from visitors, and the famous artist Nikas Safronov noted the creative abilities of the young author. At the same time, he drew attention to the lack of academic training and advised her grandson to improve the technique of painting. Baisarov himself previously said that not all of his works are presented at the exhibition, but plans for a new exhibition have not yet been reported.
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