Roginsky Michael

1931, Moscow. Graduated from Moscow State Art Institute. VI. Surikov (1946-51). He worked as a theatrical artist in provincial theaters (1954-60). He taught at the Moscow City Children's Art School on Kropotkin Street. (1962-77). Creative artist developed in line with alternative culture. In the early 1960's created a series of paintings, writing style, which focuses on the style of Soviet street and railway poster. In 1965, images of art, it goes to assamblazhu and object. The author of "Red Doors" (1965) - the first ready-Made in Soviet art. These works made in the critical literature to describe as proto-pop art. In 1978 he emigrated to Paris. Late artist's work can be viewed as a variant of Neo, which continues to feel the pop-art relevant to the commonplace subject.