Sergei Isupov - Cube Sculpture

5.125 in x 5.75 in x 4.5 in

A master of nonlinear narration, Isupov's work depicts a woman on one side gazing up at a disembodied hand. On the reverse side, a chicken gazes out at the viewer beneath a pair of legs with wings on the heels. This whimsical piece will make an excellent addition to your collection. This piece was exhibited in "Tastefully Taudry" at the Wexler Gallery in 2002.

A frequent exhibitor at The Clay Studio since the celebrated East European Ceramics show in 1992, Isupov is incredibly skilled as both painter and sculptor. Many of Isupov's works draw from the past to reflect on the present, existing as art that is intensely personal yet universal.

Isupov is the son of a painter and sculptor. While born in Stravapole, Russia in 1963, Isupov was raised in Ukraine from 1964, educated in Kyiv and moved to attend the university of art in Tallinn, Estonia in 1984 at a time when these now separate countries were part of the USSR. Isupov's family, his father, mother and brother, all established artists, currently reside in Kyiv, Ukraine. With the backdrop of the current war there and threats of Russian aggression in Estonia, Isupov's studio work took on an urgency to counter the overwhelming anxiety and concern for his family facing down threats to their safety and the loss of their formerly peaceful lives. Now, with his wife, artist Kadri Pärnaments and their daughter Roosi, they divide their time between two studios/homes in the USA and Estonia.

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