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FEAST

IKIhor KryvonosPublished Sep 6, 2024
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FEAST


FEAST
"Out!" Bill cried.
They recoiled as the sky scorched them white. The Earth, engulfed in flames, grew wildly, double, quadrupled. The fire silently drove away the darkness. Like a gigantic red-green blaze. Upturned faces on the hills, in the windows of houses, on the roofs, in the valleys, on the river banks, and the long canals, and the dead seas.

Ray Bradbury. THE NIGHT BEFORE THE END OF THE WORLD


 

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About the artist

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Ihor Kryvonos

@ihor-kryvonos

Nuclear physicist-engineer for several years, and later director of photography, photographer, he continues successful career on television, been also an associated professor of cinematography department of Kyiv National University. During years of work on television and cinematography he filmed more then four hundred documentary, science-popular and feature movies . The Member of Filmmakers Union of Ukraine and Cameramen Guild of Ukraine. Participatant in a number of international photo contests, being also jury member in some of them. Creatively uses modern technical for creation of unusual art photos. Travels much and his photos from the different countries are always noted by his unique hallmark. His solo exhibition “Kiev night jazz“ in 2012 had big response from the audience and experts, now his works are in private collections in France, Germany, Ukraine. Kyiv State University student 1969-1974 Nuclear physicist-engineer 1974-1978 Kyiv National University of Theatre, Cinematography and Television n.a. Karpenko-Kary student 1978-1983 director of photography, photographer 1983-now associated professor of cinematography department of Kyiv National University 1992-2020.

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