Engineer for industrial aesthetics Sergey Lukyanchikov at one time at the faculty of arts did not die, but it definitely decided that he had found the matter of his life. In the early 80s, he came to Nyagan not as a builder or an oilman, but settled in the SMU-61 manufacturing painter. But Sergey Konstantinovich gradually left the redraws and scenery, dedicating himself to ethnographic travel and the creation of so-called "talking" canvases.
All the plots of his paintings from the head or from life, they all challenge the Siberian nature and closely connected with it, complete sacraments and legends culture of the small peoples of the North.
Sergey Lukyanchikov: "These works are taken from life when I stayed at the core from Ipina. By side by side when you live, feel what they breathe what they do. I traveled repeatedly to the village of Tags, too, among the Khanty, there was talked and took some material. This time lastive gave me the opportunity to penetrate, feel this culture and understand that I need to take it from it. " Siberian nature at first was not given to Sergey Konstantinovich, but talent, observation and persistence of the artist did their job. Today, Lukyanchikova has more than 100 works at Lukyanchikov, but none of them goes into the light until she is "reading" correctly. Call Sergey Lukyanchikov artist can be conditional, because he is a universal wizard, who is subject to not only a brush, but also all sculptural materials. His exhibition is also tangible, it can not only be seen on it, but also touch the subjects of Huntov and Mansi. And Sergey Konstantinovich can play a guitar, but this is a completely different story. Alfia Rajanova, Director of the Museum and Cultural Center: "Finally, the Museum and Cultural Center has the ability to re-open its doors for our expensive visitors. We invite everyone, the only restriction with us is the age category 65+, but we continue to work in online mode. " The workshops and workshops resumed their activities. Experts invite everyone to have time to enroll in master classes to create gifts by February 23 and March 8, and at the same time and have time to watch one of the most atmospheric exhibitions of our time, which will be located in the small hall until March 27.