Vladimir Titov

Vladimir Titov's sophisticated works of geometric abstraction exemplify the artistic sensibilities and expert eye of a maturely developed artist. Utilizing the repetition of color and shape, Titov's paintings posses a formal balance that gives the often completely abstracted images a sense of weight and stability. Titov primarily works in two areas: pure abstraction and abstracted still life painting. His simplified still lifes, reminiscent of the post-Impressionist paintings of Paul Cézanne, create enormous visual intrigue, as they playfully engage the viewer in a detective game of sorts. What first appears as an amalgam of shapes, slowly joins together to create a representational image. As such, Titov creates an intimate moment with the viewer, engaging directly, and infinitely with each new passerby.

A native of Russia, Vladimir Titov has exhibited his work extensively throughout his home country. After studying art at St. Petersburg Art College, Titov has gone on to enjoy a successful career as a full-time artist.