Andrei Shchurok

Born in Minsk, he is currently a member of many art projects, international art competitions and collective events. His works are in private collections in such countries as Belarus, Russia, Great Britain, Germany, Spain, Italy, Latvia and Switzerland. He develops in areas of professional activity such as painting, design, decorative and applied arts, but he has also done a lot of work for the film world, creating sets and many elements necessary for the filming of scenes. 

Since 2009 he has been a member of the professional association of designers of the Republic of Belarus.

Education:

- Art School, Department of Painting, Vitebsk, Belarus.

- State University, Faculty of Graphic Arts, Vitebsk, Belarus.

Exhibitions:

- 1995, Chuchundra, Orsha, solo.

- 2004, Traveling, Minsk, republican collective.

- 2008, She is my baby, Vitebsk, solo.

- 2008, Still Life, Minsk, republican collective.

- 2008, "23", Vitebsk, individual.

- 2008, Rozhdestvenskaya, Minsk, republican collective.

- 2009, It's my baby TU-144, Vitebsk, individual.

- 2009, Mix a trois, St. Petersburg, individual.

- 2009, Rozhdestvenskaya, Minsk, republican collective.

- 2010, Jazz & Paint, Mantua, individual.

- 2017, The Land of the Sun, Vitebsk, individual.

- 2017, O2, Palma de Mallorca, individual.

- 2017/2018, The smell of rain, Vitebsk, individual.

- 2018, Gift of tenderness, Mantua, solo.

- 2018, The thirst for the sea, Palma de Mallorca, individual. 

- 2019, Flashes of spring, Palma de Mallorca, group exhibition.

- 2019, Explosion of life, Palma de Mallorca, group exhibition.

- 2019, Nit de l'Art, CAN BONI Gallery, Palma de Mallorca, group exhibition. 

In full consonance with his traveling nature, whose maximum archetypal expression is the image of the wanderer, Andrei Shchurok willingly admits to being called "strange", noting that it is even a compliment. The peculiarity of Andrei's creative process is that by blurring the boundaries of conditioned perception he neither conflicts with reality nor deliberately recreates it, harmoniously existing in it. 

Andrei Shchurok 

-It is in strange paintings that one can constantly discover something new and never get bored of the spiritual path and individual gnosis of their creator. 

I am not a manifest artist. Art is something organic in my life. I like to struggle with the canvas, or on the contrary, when the creative process is easy."