This September, Minthis Resort in Paphos will showcase the captivating works of renowned photographer Yury Molodkovets in an exclusive exhibition titled Hermitage-Saint Petersburg. Opening on September 15 at 5 pm, the exhibition offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the creative vision of one of Saint Petersburg’s most celebrated photographers.
Yury Molodkovets’ Artistic Journey
Throughout his illustrious career, Yury Molodkovets has worked with prominent art, architecture, and design magazines both within Russia and internationally. With over 40 major projects exhibited worldwide, his work has earned a permanent place in 20 Russian museums and in private collections across countries such as France, the USA, Israel, and Great Britain.
Yury’s contributions to the world of art extend beyond photography. He serves on the editorial boards for The Hermitage and The Projector magazines and is the Chief Photographer for Saint-Petersburg Addresses. An avid art collector, Yury has a deep interest in the avant-garde movement, particularly that of Saint Petersburg.
An Exhibition Not to Be Missed
The exhibition’s organizers expressed their excitement, saying, “Minthis Resort is thrilled to host this extraordinary event, allowing guests and art lovers to fully experience the evocative works of Yury Molodkovets. We are proud to bring this remarkable artistic showcase to our beautiful resort, offering a stunning backdrop for an immersive cultural experience.”
Hermitage-Saint Petersburg
Solo exhibition by photographer Yury Molodkovets
September 15 at Minthis Resort, Paphos
5 pm
https://molodkovets-art.com
This event promises to be a memorable celebration of artistic talent in a breathtaking setting.
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