'Triangle' Print

Anri Laran was born in 1970. Creative career Anri Laran started in 1996 with a group exhibition of young artists "Art-Studio" Kharkov. At the same time, begins to form artistic original language and creative concept of the artist. During the next years, Anri Laran continues to search for an individual style that forms him as an artist by 2001. Since the same time, Anri Laran works as a professional artist Full Time. In 2001-2005 Anri Laran, living in Sweden, organized more than 15 solo exhibitions in Sweden, Germany, Denmark. At the same time the style, artistic language and manner of work of the artist is finally formed. "Feelings" was the first major creative project presented by the artist in April 2007, showcasing 43 works made from 1992 to 2007, after returning to Crimea in June 2005.. "Feelings" rethinks the role of emotions in the modern world and their place in shaping relationships between people.. Additionally, the artist's work introduces a unique artistic language that expands the boundaries of the post-modernist style era.. The creative language and artistic style of the artist, a kind of quintessence, can be defined as a fusion of almost all the most striking artistic trends and movements in art over the past 100 years: from Impressionism and Expressionism of the 19th century to abstract conceptualism and post-modernism of the late 20th century. After 2007 the artist combined his creative activity with pedagogical practice. In March 2011, together with students of the Faculty of Design of the Tavrichesky Humanitarian-Ecological Institute Anri Laran presented the Conceptual Art Project "Chaos" - visualization of 100000 digits of Pi as a representation of pure chaos in the form of an art canvas of 3 by 3 meters. In 2015-2017 the artist visited France twice on a creative trip and participated twice in the annual creative festival "Konst Ründan" in the south of Sweden. The works have been exhibited in the art room in Åhus (Skåne Land) and in Karlskrona "Wachmeister" gallery (Blekinge Land) The artist's works are in municipal and private collections in Sweden, Norway, Germany, Denmark, France, Italy, Spain, UAE, Australia, Japan, South Korea, USA, Greece and Hong Kong, Canada.