Paul Rog is a painter working in a traditional technique that develops the ideas of the classical school. In his paintings, architecture coexists with nature, altered by civilization. Through his works, the artist captures moments of interaction between humans, technology, and the traces left on the environment.

The artist lives and works in France.


ABOUT. Paul Rog

CV

Solo exhibitions

2023 “Semailles” gallery Xavier Jouvin, Grenoble, France

2021 “Dot”, space “NIISREDA”, Moscow, Russia


Selected group exhibitions

2023 Passerelle des Arts / Mollins de villancourt, Echirolles, France

2023 Un site du double regarde / Chateau de Sassenage, Grenoble, France

2022 E2E2 / Exhibition center “Whaler’s house” / Kaliningrad, Russia

2022 Aquarius / Center for Contemporary Art “Miracle”, Kursk, Russia

2022 Red / self-organized space, Moscow, Russia

2022 It is impossible to speak in silence / self-organized space, Moscow, Russia

2022 Don’t tell anyone that I live like this / MAMM Exhibition Hall, Moscow, Russia

2021 Glad to everything / self-organized space, Moscow, Russia

2021 Dedication / MAMM Exhibition Hall, Moscow, Russia

2021 “12” / One’s Mind Gallery, Saint Petersburg, Russia

2021 Read, scroll, know! / Ground solyanka, Moscow, Russia

2021 Twice Two/ Kunsthalle nummer sieben space, Saint Petersburg, Russia

2021 Hauntology of post-Soviet spaces / HSE ART GALLERY, Moscow, Russia

2021 Aesthetics of hybrid surfaces / Gallery 22, Moscow, Russia

2020 TemperatYRA / gallery “Elektrozavod”, Moscow, Russia

2020 Alternative Reality / self-organized space, Moscow, Russia

2020 Microbiennial of Horizontal Initiatives / self-organized Space, Moscow, Russia

2020 Young expo XL / exhibition hall of the Union of Artists of Russia, Moscow, Russia

2019 Young expo19 / exhibition hall of the Union of Artists, Kuznetsky Most 20, Moscow, Russia


Education

2020 — 2021 Rodchenko School of Photography and Multimedia, Moscow, Russia

2015 — 2021 Russian Academy of Painting Sculpture and Architecture, Moscow, Russia 

2010 — 2014 Higher School of Folk Arts, Moscow, Russia