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BIOGRAPHY: Dmitry Sokolenko (1977-) describes his work as a "protest against hyperrealism in today's art." Trained as a microbiologist, much of Sokolenko's work philosophy and subject matter is influenced by Russian literary figure Vladimir Nabokov and his fascination with science and butterflies. Sokolenko chooses to explore core surfaces, shapes and materials; he uses a microscope with a Leica camera, and does no image manipulation. |
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