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Sergey Karlov was born June 6, 1959 in the Siberian village of Beryozovka, Krasnoyarsk region. In early childhood, the family moved to the Republic of Khakassia. In 1979 he entered the School of Applied Arts, studied artistic stone processing. After graduation, in 1983, worked as an artist and designer in the shop “Consumer goods”. While working he became interested in Florentine mosaic, to which he devoted the next fifteen years. In the team of young artists, he performed a number of easel mosaic made of natural stone, mosaic tabletops series, as well as the five monumental panels of 35 sq / m each. Mosaic can be made from different materials – stone, glass, ceramic tile, wood. Presented here mosaics is made of Salbyksky stone. Salbyksky mound – the largest archaeological monument of Khakassia, found in the “Valley of the Kings”, the Eastern Siberia. Sacred territory of Valley of the Kings is popular not only among tourists but also shamans, who perform here ritual cleansing, renewing a person’s energy. Stone mosaic by Sergey Karlov is inspired by Alphonse Mucha, Gustav Klimt, Antonio Gaudi and Marko Ivan Rupnik. Sergey Karlov is a member of the Union of Artists of Russia

Monumental mosaicRed sailpanels in the Florentine mosaic technique. 3000x2000 Sayanogorsk 1990

Youth - Panels in the technique of Roman mosaic Sauna interior 2500x3000 fragment of the central part

Seaport - for the office interior 3000x500 Moscow 2005

Monumental mosaic

Monumental mosaicAqueductrelief tiles for the interior of a country house 4500x2000 Moscow 2007

Monumental mosaicdecorative panels in the technique of deep relief for the interior of the bank of Krasnoyarsk 3500x5000 Design: S. Charles, A.KlementevSayanogorsk 2008

Monumental mosaicfragmentpanels in the technique of deep relief for the interior hall of the bank of Krasnoyarsk. fragment.Sayanogorsk 2008

In the summer of 2000 the team of young artists participated in the finishing works of Christ the Savior in Moscow, where they carried out the central part of the monumental mural for the Hall of Church Councils in the Florentine mosaic technique the Hall of Church Councils

Monumental mural of the Hall of Church Councils of Christ the Savior church in Moscow

the Hall of Church Councils

St. VladimirPanels for the exterior of the chapel of the city of Novokuznetsk. Triptych,

Left side Florentine mosaic 1800x4000

Holy FacePanels for the exterior of the chapel of Novokuznetsk. FragmentTriptych. Central part. Florentine mosaic 3000x2000

St. GeorgePanels for the

exterior of the chapel of the city of

Novokuznetsk. Triptych,

right-hand side. Florentine mosaic

1800x4000

Monumental relief mosaic with background color 7000x2500 Interior winter gardenArchitect: M.Tereschenko, performance: S.Karlov, P.Klachkov. Moscow 2004

Panel “Work” for the interior of the administrative building of the city of Novokuznetsk. The left side of the diptych. Fragment. The total area of 40 sq/m. Execution: S.Karlov, A.Klementyev,1985

Traces of earlier timeshigh-relief mosaics based rock petroglyphs Khakassia 3500x2000

Traces of earlier timesmanufacturing, labor survey

Morning hunter Mask

Milky Way

Morning of a new day String

Repentance

Detachment Mandala

River

River - details

Path of the ancestors 2013

Big resettlement

On the edge of the steppes

Prophet

Between Past and Future

Deep relief mosaic

Steppe face

Dream 2012

Adverse wind 2012

Living water

From time immemorial

The Dingling - Triptych

The Dingling - Triptych

The Dingling - Triptych

The growing light of the moon Homemaker

Three rivers 2012

Moonglade

Moonglade

Pasture 2 2013

Pasture 2013

Going for water 2011

Valley host

Uimon rider 2013 diptych

God Khongor 2013

Phoenix 2013

«В природе красота закономерна»

"The beauty of nature is natural"

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Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanuwww.slideshare.net/michaelasanda

Sound: Aina Efimova - Sana Kyn (A New Day) Music from Yakutia Russia Siberia