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Aleksandr (Oleksandr) Melnykov was born in 1959 near Moscow (Russia). He is graduated in the High School of Arts of Odessa and in the National Academy of Kiev. Aleksandr Melnykov participated to many exhibitions in Geneva (Switzerland), Marseille (France), Yoko Gama (Japan), Frankfort (Germany), and in Vancouver (Canada).

In 2000 he participated to the exhibition ’20 years after’ in New Jersey (USA) and in 2001 he participated to the exhibition ‘Unknown Russia IV’ in New York. Many personal exhibitions were organized in Odessa, Kiev and Vancouver. He is member of the National Union of Ukrainian Artists and his name is included in the ‘Bénézit’ - l’Encyclopédie Mondiale des Arts (1991) and is now permanently present in gallery ‘Princesse de Kiev’ in Nice, France and in CH-Gallery in Vancouver.

Still life and a bit of jazz, 2010 60x80 cm

Still life with puppies 2010 (50x100)

Hunter 2011 110x122

Still life 2010 35x45

Weightlessness 2010 (35x45)

Still life 2011 25x30

Still life 2011 50x60

Still life 2011 50x60

Still life 2012 35x60

Still life 2012 50x60

Still life 2012 50x60

Still life 2012 50x60

Still life 2012 40x30In

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Still life 2012 25x35cm

Still life 2012 90x140

Evening mood 2011 (50x122)

Portrait Veronika 2012

Still life 2011 42x50

The sound of shells 2011 80x90

Still life with three guitars

Still life with leopard 2010 75x85

Still life 2012 35x70

Still life 2010 50x60

Le début du Mouvement 2007 60x70cm.

Mighty men (the Klitschko brothers)2009

Family portrait of a notary (Valeria Volovichenko) 2010

Expectation 2010 60х70

Still life 2011 50 x 60 cm

Still life 2011 25x30cm

Still life 2012 50x60cm

Warrior of Light (portrait Yu.Timoschenko) 2006

Portrait of General of the Army N.Litvina (Chief of Border Troops of Ukraine)2011 100x90cm

Guest from Yorkshire (portrait Sean Kara) 2010 100x90

Portrait of Inna Miroshnichenko 2012

Still life 2011 82.5x40cm

Aleksandr MelnykovPlace Massena Nice (France)

Place Massena Nice (France)

Some called them Buddhas, others prayers, some love them, others find them ugly. Nobody is indifferent to them! The seven resin statues on Massena square – Nice’s geographic centre – were created by Jaume Plensa, Spanish artist specialized in monumental art. These seven characters represent seven continents and the communication between the different communities of today’s society. The name of this creation is “conversation à Nice”.

Plus, the statues are illuminated every night, colors are changing smoothly to emulated a dialog between them, it’s very beautiful and poetic. The statues on high poles are shining and slowly changing color. There are seven statues, one per continent, represent the communication between the different communities of today’s society

Sound: Isao Tomita-Prokofiev-Violin Concerto No.1 Third Movement: Moderato

Violin: Mariko Senju. The Mind Of The Universe album by Isao Tomita

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Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanuwww.slideshare.net/michaelasanda