Alexandre Egorov (Russian: Алекса́ндр Егоров; born 31 December 1954, Saint Petersburg, Russia) is a Russian painter and Haiku poet.
Early life Egorov was educated as a painter by Art Studio of Lev Ovchinnikov and as graphic artist by Imperial Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg.Play and Passion, St. Petersburg-Moscow, (pp. 250, 358), 1999, (Ru), (Germ) In St. Petersburg he worked as an animated artist in the Studio of popular science films. Egorov was the first who designed Russian Tarot Cards, which was printed by Piatnik in Vienna in 1992.Natalie Magazin, No. 22, (pp. 13, 13, 24), St. Petersburg - Paris, 1994
The origin of his artistic creation goes back to the Silver Age,Egorov Tarot, No. 197512, Ferd.Piatnik & Söhne, Vienna, 1992 to the Russian cosmists of the 19th and the 20th century. The essence of their art comes from the understanding, that the inner world of a human being is of cosmic nature, has a cosmic meaning and implies cosmic responsibility.NashaGazeta.ch, Geneva, 09.06.2011 His artistic world is based on the work of Malevich, of Kandinsky and of the cosmists' movement. The experience that we are all one presents an artist with a challenge to witness this condition and to create something that unites contradictions and reflects the harmony of the world. He creates a fairy tale about a timeless world, without conflicts between good and bad - a story expressing the desire for excellence. For deeper understanding in 1998 he became a Dzogchen practician, lineage of (Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche).The best of cards catalog, No. 28, U.S.Games Systems, p.25, Stamford, 1992
Paintings
Tarot Decks by Egorov Egorov Tarot Cards (Ferd.Piatnik & Söhne, Vienna) - 1992 Virgin Tarot Cards (Collection of Stuart R. Kaplan, Stamford) - 1993 Rambles into Arkansas Tarot (Collection of Stuart R. Kaplan, Stamford) - 1993 Russian Historical Tarot Cards (Ferd. Piatnik & Söhne, Wien) - 1994 Fairy Tale Tarot Cards (Ferd. Piatnik & Söhne, Wien) - 1995 Duo Zikr Playing Cards (Private collection, St.Petersburg) - 1999 Alexander Egorov Tarot Cards (Collection of Stuart R. Kaplan, Stamford) - 2001
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