Art of the 20th Century
A Revolution in the Arts
Victor Safonkin
Victor Safonkin
Victor Safonkin (born 1967 at Saransk) is a surrealist painter.Victor Safonkin's work is self-described as Eurosurrealism, or European classic surrealism & symbolism. His work is redolent of Salvador Dali. Victor's work has been highly acclaimed, and in 2005 he was invited to exhibit at the European Parliament in Brussels. The rock band Killing Joke used his 'Hosannas from the Basements of Hell' as an album cover in 2006. Viktor Safonkin is featured in the 2007 ["Venus and the Female Intuition,]" published by SALBRU. Safonkin has been called "one of the most brilliant artists I have seen in a long time," by master Surrealist Professor Ernst Fuchs.
Birds battle
1996
Dream of snowstorm
1996
Eccentricity of a woodpecker
1996
Hunter of the unknown
1997
Exhausted faith
1997
The defender of love and hate
1997
Lessons of chastity
1997
The lack of order in things
1997
Escape from time
1997
General mobilisation
1997
A knight of wonderings
1997
The crackers hour
1998
Childish spontaneousness and cold rationality
1998
Wounded angel
1998
Sunstroke of democracy
1998
The misunderstood Christ
1998
Watermelons eater
1998
In the garden of temptation
1998
Background of madness
1995
No name 10
No name 11
No name 12
The end of the fish
1997
Eclectic infant
2000
No name 13
2000
