Dmitry Buntovskikh artist, sculptor. He was born on June 9, 1993 in quite a big city-satellite Makeyevka of Donetsk region. From an early age lived in the tiny town of Dmitrovsk, Orel region. Since early childhood, he had a craving for fine art. He actively attended the Children’s art school in his hometown, where he studied the basics of drawing, sculpture, painting and art history. For years dropping out in schools(the artistic and conventional average)participated in a wide array contests and exhibitions, where in heavy and often unequal struggle held the first prizes. Сompetitions in children’s art competitions gradually tempered character of young talent, and victories emphasized the direction of future activity of the boy. After ten classes, Dmitry is gone.
“More is better”- he thought and went to conquer the impregnable regional center of the city Orel. Dmitry headed into the familiar Orel art College. The building familiar from previous Olympiads in sculpture still stood. In the new school year, Dmitry was a student at OaC. The first student workshop took place in Mikheev Valery Fedorovich, who was educated in his disciples the delicate artistic taste. The training continued, the students were inspired by masterpieces of world art, the work of graduates and tried to do something themselves. They diligently studied, and teachers helped them with it.
But we will return to Dmitry who during this time becomes the winner of two regional art exhibitions of A. I. Kurnakov valid member of the Academy of arts of the USSR and Russia and USSR state prize winner. Also, the Young artist was awarded two grants from the Ministry of education. Further decoration of the last academic year was the thesis and the diploma. But with this diploma and knowledge in drawing, sculpture, and molding a rough, Dmitry went To the Moscow State Institute named after V. I. Surikov.And entered the faculty of sculpture in the Studio of Mikhail Pereyaslavets. Currently, Dmitry Buntovskikh lives and works in Moscow, is active creative activity-creates works of art with which participates in the Union exhibitions and competitions. His works adorn both private collections and collections of state museums (for example, the state Darwin Museum).