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Artist

Marat Cherny

Familiar icons and natural scenes emerge from the printed text of reclaimed book pages.

10 Works

About Marat

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Based in Krasnodar, Russia, Marat Cherny utilizes a tactile approach to mixed media. He builds his compositions using gouache, watercolor, and ink, applying these layers directly onto the textured surfaces of glued vintage book pages. His work has gained international visibility through its inclusion in the Samsung "The Frame" digital art collection since 2017. Cherny’s physical paintings are held in private collections across the globe, including Paris, London, New York, and Los Angeles.

Visual voice

Cherny’s aesthetic balances pop culture portraiture with impressionistic scenes of nature and coastal life. His use of found paper backdrops adds a literary depth to subjects ranging from Hollywood icons to wildlife and beach vistas.
Vintage Book PagesMixed Media PortraitsImpressionistic LandscapesPop Culture IconsWildlife StudiesGouache and Ink
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Marat Cherny — questions answered

What materials does Marat Cherny use in his work?

The artist primarily works with gouache, watercolor, and ink applied over a base of glued vintage book pages.

Where is Marat Cherny based?

Marat Cherny lives and works in Krasnodar, Russia.

Has his work been featured in any digital art platforms?

Yes, his artwork has been included in the Samsung "The Frame" digital art collection since 2017.

Where are his paintings currently held?

His paintings are part of private collections in cities such as Paris, London, New York, Moscow, Washington, and Venice, California.

What are the recurring subjects in his portfolio?

His work frequently features pop culture icons like Marilyn Monroe and James Dean, alongside wildlife, beach scenes, and impressionistic landscapes.

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