Viktor Sirotin is a contemporary artist, creator of a number of outstanding sculptural and pictorial works. Member of the Union of Artists of Russia since 1988. Participant of a number of Republican, All-Union and foreign exhibitions. Works are in museums of Moscow and Russia: the Moscow State Museum of Fine Arts named after A. S. Pushkin; the Moscow Literary Museum named after A. S. Pushkin; the Moscow Museum of Literature named after A. S. Pushkin; the Moscow State Museum of Fine Arts named after A. S. Pushkin. A. S. Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts; Moscow Literary Museum named after A. S. Pushkin; Museum-reserve "Abramtsevo", etc., as well as abroad - in Greece (Athens), Moldavia, etc., and abroad. He received his basic education at the Moscow Higher Art and Industry College (MVKhPU, formerly Stroganov College); currently - Moscow State Art and Industry Academy named after S. S. Pushkin. С. G. Stroganov. Specialty: Sculptor. 

In addition to fine arts and sculpture, Victor Sirotin actively works in the fields of history, philosophy and literature. He is a finalist of the international competition organized by the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow; theme: "Humanity at the crossroads: images of the future" (2009).

The collapse of the Union sharpened the researcher's interest in political science. And here, as in art, the author's range is very wide. Alas, for more than 15 years he was forced to write "on the desk" and in 1994 he left for the United States. To date, he has published eight books - "On the Scales of Timelessness" (2002), "Lermontov and Christianity" (2014), "Chains of Freedom" (2015), "The Great Evolve" (2015), "The Abyss" (2019), and "On the Deafness of the Blind" (2022), "Notes from Baisment I" (2023), "Notes from Baisment II" (2024), in almost each of which he provides a number of know hows and determines the reasons for the "turns" in the history of Russia, Europe and the world. In doing so, the researcher, using archives, philosophically convincing and logically clear substantiates his interpretation of the most important events of world history.

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

 

    All-Union Exhibitions Finalist (The highest ranking in the former USSR)

    Art Mavens 2, Seattle, Washington    

International Exhibition of Miniature Art, Del Bello Gallery, Toronto, Canada.

Sculpter-91, Central Artists Hall, Moscow, Russia.

Soviet Medal, Stocholm, Sweden.

Moscow First Exhibition Medal, Museum of Decorative Art, Moscow.

Russian and Soviet Medal, Helsinki, Finland.

70-year Jubilee of the Armed Forces, Central Exhibition Hall, Moscow.

Country Union, Central Artists Hall, Moscow.

Rebitth, International Competition - Paris, France.

Eight All-Union Exhibitions Yang Artists, Academy of Artists, Moscow.

Node; International Competition - Paris, France.

Earth and People, Central Exhibition Hall, Moscow.

Small Forms Sculpture of Russia, Central Exhibition Hall, Moscow.

All-Union Sculpture Exhibition Central Exhibition Hall, Moscow.

Yoth of all our Land, Central Exhibition Hall, Moscow.

We are building Russia, Central Exhibition Hall, Moscow.

Soviet Memory Medal, Berlin, DDR.

Sport – Ambasador of Peace, Central Exhibition Hall, Moscow.

The Blue By-ways of our Homeland, Central Exhibition Hall, Moscow.

Small Forms Sculpture of USSR, Central Exhibition Hall, Moscow.

Labor is Valor, MSSR, Kishinev, Central Exhibition Hall.

 

MUSEUMS

National Memorial A. Pushkin Museum of Fine Art, Moscow.

National Museum of the Revolution, Moscow.

Abramzevo - National Museum, Moscow Region.

A. Gerzen National Memorial Museum, Moscow.

Lenin National Historical Museum, Moscow.

A. Pushkin National Literacy Museum, Moscow.

A. Pushkin National Literacy Museum, Kishinev, MSSR.

 

COLLEKTIONS

1979-86

Ministry Culture, Moscow, Russia.

Artist Fund, Moscow, Russia.

1982     USSR National Sporting Committee contribution to 

The Museum of the Olympic Games, Athens, Greece.

 

PUBLICATIONS

1982-90  Moscow Art Newspapers

1982    Art Magazine: Decorative Art of the USSR, Moscow. Autor: Ivanitsky Stanislav

1983    The book: Art of the Medal, Moscow. Autor: Alla Kosareva

1989    Art Album: Modern Soviet Sculpture, Moscow.

1993-94  Russian Viesty, Newspaper. Several personal articles published