Dmitri Plavinsky

Dmitri Plavinsky (Russian-American, 1937–2012) was a titan of the Soviet "Unofficial Art" movement and the visionary founder of Structural Symbolism. His work represents a profound synthesis of Soviet avant-garde heritage, deep Orthodox spirituality, and a fascination with the "mathematics of nature."

A master of intricate textures and philosophical depth, Plavinsky sought to uncover the hidden codes of civilization through images of ancient scripts, musical scores, and architectural ruins. Today, his legacy is preserved in the world's premier institutions, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), MoMA, and the State Tretyakov Gallery. Collecting Plavinsky is more than an investment; it is an engagement with the spiritual resilience of the Russian soul during the Cold War era.

Dmitri Plavinsky

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