Alex Solodov is a visual artist based in Mexico and Portugal.
He was born in Moscow, Russia in 1971.

Alex began to paint and draw at the age of 13.

During his studies at Stroganov University of Arts in Moscow, he was mainly focused on abstract, surreal and expressionistic style of painting and drawings. At the same time he became inspired by Indonesian Batik dyeing technique, and created lots of artwork in this style, using silk fabric as canvas.

At the moment Alex mostly paints expressionistic pop art portraits in sumi-e ink wash and water-colour painting techniques, many of his works inspired by Japan and Portuguese culture. He also enjoys to travel throughout Portugal and Madeira island and to paint expressionistic landscapes, townscapes and ocean paintings.

More than 200 of Alex's artwork has been featured in private, corporate collections and galleries around the world (including over 100 sold here at Artfinder) in United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, Lithuania, USA, Austria, France, Denmark, Russia and Brazil.

His recent exhibitions includes:

2012 - Group Exhibition "Cat People", St. Ink Gallery, Bucharest, Romania.

2011 - 4th Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art (parallel programm, "Invasion" project), Art Play Design Center, Moscow, Russia.

2010 - Group Exhibition at the Bo Sigvardson Gallery, Rodby, Denmark.

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Street Art Owl by Alex Solodov

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Dream about Paris by Alex Solodov

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Street Art Wolf by Alex Solodov

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Mexican Tarot by Alex Solodov

Acrylic painting

Crying Madonna by Alex Solodov

Mixed-media painting

Angel of Sound by Alex Solodov

Digital Art (Giclée)

Tropical Isberg by Alex Solodov

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The Isberg by Alex Solodov

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Fighting for Love by Alex Solodov

Mixed-media painting

Street Art Persephone by Alex Solodov

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Asian Model Looking by Alex Solodov

Mixed-media painting

Street Art Smile by Alex Solodov

Mixed-media painting