Oleg Frolov Biography

Russian abstract painter Oleg Frolov sees his work as a visual interpretation of the soul´s response to the reality that surrounds it.

Frolov studied art and painting at the Kazan Dramatic Art School, and received practical training in various workshops and artist studios. In 1981, Frolov completed studies in Painting and Drawing at the Repin Institute of Arts in St. Petersburg.

Frolov has served on the faculty at the Kazan State Academy for Architecture and Construction and at the Serov School of the Arts in St. Petersburg. Additionally, he designed and executed the sets of operas “Queen of Spades” and “The Bride of the Tzar”, performed at the Kazan States Academy Opera and Ballet Theater. In addition to exhibiting throughout Russia and Europe, works by Frolov appear in private collections in more than 45 countries around the world.

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS:

2006
- PicassoMio.com

2005
- Central Exhibition Hall of the Union of Artists, Kazan, Russia

2004
- Museum of Fine Art, Kazan, Russia

2003
- Central Exhibition Hall of the Union of Artists, Kazan, Russia