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Mikhail Tsaturian (Михаил Валерьевич Цатурян) was born on 13 June, 1985 in Yessentuki, is an artist. Discover Mikhail Tsaturian's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 38 years old?

Popular As Михаил Валерьевич Цатурян
Occupation N/A
Age 39 years old
Zodiac Sign Gemini
Born 13 June, 1985
Birthday 13 June
Birthplace Yessentuki
Nationality Russia

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2020

In October 2020, Misha was nominated for the First Moscow Art Prize. As part of this nomination, an exhibition was held in Moscow's Zaryadye Park, where Mikhail presented his new public art work #Kraken.

In April 2020, at the beginning of the pandemic, Misha together with the Darkart Gallery held the first ever author's exhibition in Minecraft, and presented the Libertile project.

In the period from 2020 to mid-2021, Misha managed to collaborate with brands such as Adidas, ECCO, Puma, FC Spartak, Comedy Club, etc. In October 2020, Mikhail Tsaturyan's personal exhibition "The Birth of a Legend" was held at the Museum of Russian Impressionism dedicated to the 130th anniversary of the Borjomi brand. In March 2021, at LikeLikeFest in Moscow, Misha created a photo zone with augmented reality "Content Jungle" for one of the largest Russian mobile operators, MegaFon. In April 2021, at an event dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the JBL, Misha presented for the first time some of the works from his stained glass collection MVP featured key figures in the history of music over the past 75 years. In May 2021, Mikhaill tried his hand at NFT, and the artist's collaboration with Gazprombank. As part of this collaboration, Misha created a brick of shredded bank cards, as well as a virtual copy of this work in NFT, as a symbol of the bank's transition from plastic cards to digital payment systems. Both works were presented at the Startup village in Skolkovo. In 2021, Misha was selected to participate in Costasera Contemporary Art by Masi.

2019

#Slonik (Russian: слоник, a little elephant) is a 23 m (75 ft) tall art installation. Designed to draw attention to the problem of abuse and extinction of elephants in Africa and Asia. First introduced in May 2019 in one of the Moscow's public parks. In the summer of 2019, #Slonik appeared at the Faces & Laces and Usadba Jazz festivals, after which Misha and his friend Andrey Levin carried it across the ocean to the Burning Man festival.

2018

In 2018, according to the author himself, he "stopped serving other people's dreams" and completely focused on his own work. Misha decided to start his journey with the most grandiose event in the art world—Burning Man, where he showed a 5-meter tall Holoquarium virtual gallery. As it was planned by the author, Holoquarium was supposed to become a platform for digital artists from all over the world who had not previously had the opportunity to show their works in the desert. But due to logistical issues, the plans were not destined to come true in full and the facility was built 20 minutes before the burning of Man and a day before the end of the festival. The next year, Misha approached the preparations more responsibly and began to prepare his return to Burning Man with a new work—a giant inflatable neon green elephant called #Slonik.

2015

At the end of 2015, Misha returned to Russia and began freelancing by producing sculptures, paintings and complex art installations, under someone else's authorship. Many of these works participated in prestigious exhibitions and were sold at auctions around the world. In 2016 and 2017, he directed the production of art objects in the sculpture park La Collection'air in Lucerne, Switzerland, where Mikhail made his debut as an author. Combining the experience gained in industrial design and his passion for art, Misha turned to sculpture and created his first public art piece—the D-1000, a mashup of Michelangelo's David in the form of a liquid metal terminator T-1000 from the Terminator 2 movie.

2012

In 2012, Mikhail moved to Shenzhen, Southern China, where he started his career as an industrial designer. During his life in China Mikhail walked a long path from a regular designer in local companies developing toys for kids to a creative director at an international brand producing sport accessories and wearable gadgets. Mikhail has several patents pending for his inventions in product design. He has also produced his own collection of streetwear clothing and created a line of official licensed products for 2014 Winter Olympics.

1985

Misha Libertee (Russian: Миша Либерти, born June 13, 1985, as Mikhail Tsaturian (Russian: Михаил Цатурян, Armenian: Միխայիլ Ծատուրյան, also can be spelled as Michael, Tsaturyan) is a Russian artist and multidisciplinary designer of Armenian descent. Member of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia. Misha's works are distinguished by bright, positive subjects and deliberately commercial aesthetics. His individual style and sense of humor make his work go viral on the Internet, and soak to offline, and make them incredibly popular with an audience not previously interested in contemporary art. Mikhail's most famous works are the 23-meter #Slonik at the Burning Man 2019, #Kraken on the embankment of Zaryadye Park, #Serna in Krasnaya Polyana, near Sochi, and a virtual exhibition of collectible bricks in Minecraft, which the artist held in the midst of lockdown 2020. The track record of the young author includes collaborations with charity funds and international brands, as well as participation in major foreign festivals and art fairs. Misha created his virtual avatar with artificial intelligence—Misha Cybertee. In the nearest future, it will replace his biological prototype not only in the metaverse but also in the physical world. Additionally, Mikhail is also known for his works in public art that covers various social issues, such as extinction of animals or environmental protection.

Misha was born in June 13, 1985, in a small town of Yessentuki, Southern Russia. He was bred in creative atmosphere since both his parents worked in a fashion industry. No wonder that from his early age Mikhail got into drawing. Popular characters from movies, comic books and video games were his favorite subject. At that time in Russia, comic books were pretty uncommon, so he had no choice but to imagine his own alternative stories and draw comic books for himself and his friends.