Nikita Rostislavovich Dukhno is a painter, graphic artist, illustrator, and designer.
He was born on March 26, 1955 in Leningrad. Since 1969, he has lived in Murmansk. Dukhno graduated from the Leningrad Institute of Textile and Light Industry named after S.M. Kirov and the Moscow Polygraphic Institute. He taught at children’s art studios and art schools in the Murmansk region.
Member of the Union of Artists of Russia since 1993, winner of the Silver medal of the Russian Academy of Arts for participation in the traveling academic exhibition “North–West”, and of the Silver medal “Spirituality, Traditions, Mastery” of the Union of Artists of Russia.
He participated in many regional and all-Russian exhibitions. The artist’s works are housed in private collections in Russia and abroad, and in the collection of the Murmansk Regional Art Museum.
A representative of the Leningrad art school in the Murmansk region, Nikita Dukhno painted a series of emotionally-charged works, reflecting a laconic philosophical view of the world around him. In his works, Nikita Rostislavovich constantly changed the point of view, the angle, but his interest in depicting battles, dramas, picnics, and night walks was constant.
Since 1992, Dukhno has been engaged in advertising and graphic design. He designed the trademarks of the Murmansk Regional Art Museum, the Regional Center for Artistic Crafts, the Lapland Biosphere Reserve, the Murmansk Regional Council of Trade Unions, the Paz cascade of hydropower stations, the Murmansk Regional Philharmonic Society, the “Radost” and “Spolohi” dance ensembles, the Kirov House of Culture, the “Ledokol” club, and the company “ArtikOil”.
Designer and graphic artist for the “Pazori” publishing house. In 2005, he developed an illustrated biography guide “Murman Artists”, and in 2006 — a commemorative photo album “Hello, Dear City!” dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the city of Murmansk.
In the work “Navigation Range Markers”, as in many others, the artist explores his interests in form, cohesiveness, colors, lines, and those color and graphic events that take place in the painting. His painting are distinguished by compositional conciseness, emotionality, expressiveness, and the search for one’s own way.
He was born on March 26, 1955 in Leningrad. Since 1969, he has lived in Murmansk. Dukhno graduated from the Leningrad Institute of Textile and Light Industry named after S.M. Kirov and the Moscow Polygraphic Institute. He taught at children’s art studios and art schools in the Murmansk region.
Member of the Union of Artists of Russia since 1993, winner of the Silver medal of the Russian Academy of Arts for participation in the traveling academic exhibition “North–West”, and of the Silver medal “Spirituality, Traditions, Mastery” of the Union of Artists of Russia.
He participated in many regional and all-Russian exhibitions. The artist’s works are housed in private collections in Russia and abroad, and in the collection of the Murmansk Regional Art Museum.
A representative of the Leningrad art school in the Murmansk region, Nikita Dukhno painted a series of emotionally-charged works, reflecting a laconic philosophical view of the world around him. In his works, Nikita Rostislavovich constantly changed the point of view, the angle, but his interest in depicting battles, dramas, picnics, and night walks was constant.
Since 1992, Dukhno has been engaged in advertising and graphic design. He designed the trademarks of the Murmansk Regional Art Museum, the Regional Center for Artistic Crafts, the Lapland Biosphere Reserve, the Murmansk Regional Council of Trade Unions, the Paz cascade of hydropower stations, the Murmansk Regional Philharmonic Society, the “Radost” and “Spolohi” dance ensembles, the Kirov House of Culture, the “Ledokol” club, and the company “ArtikOil”.
Designer and graphic artist for the “Pazori” publishing house. In 2005, he developed an illustrated biography guide “Murman Artists”, and in 2006 — a commemorative photo album “Hello, Dear City!” dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the city of Murmansk.
In the work “Navigation Range Markers”, as in many others, the artist explores his interests in form, cohesiveness, colors, lines, and those color and graphic events that take place in the painting. His painting are distinguished by compositional conciseness, emotionality, expressiveness, and the search for one’s own way.
