“His motives are still unknown but the administration believes it was some kind of a lapse in sanity,” said the exhibition’s curator, Anna Reshetkina, according to the publication. he made himself known among parisian graffiti artists by creating characters. The security drew eyes on the ' Three Figures ' painting during an abstract art exhibition at the Yeltsin Center located in the city of Yekaterinburg, western Russia. To the dismay of many, the guard is said to have drawn two pairs of eyes with a pen onto artist Anna Leporskaya's 'Three Figures' (1932-1934) painting on display in Western Russia. Alexander Drozdov, the executive director of the Yeltsin Center, said in a statement that the guard worked for a private company and used “a Yeltsin Center-branded pen” to doodle on the painting, according to The Guardian. murals of faceless figures by seth, he born in paris, in 1972, julien malland began painting murals in the 20th arrondissement of paris under the name of seth. The security guard was fired after the incident came to light. “The Yeltsin Center refrained from commenting on this situation in hot pursuit, as an internal investigation of the incident and interaction with law enforcement agencies were underway.” Artist Anna leporskaya's 1million painting named 'Three Figures' was ruined after a security guard drew pair of eyes on the faceless figures in the painting. “The painting is being restored, the damage, according to the expert, can be removed without consequences for the works of art,” read the center’s statement on Facebook.
The Yeltsin Centre released a statement this week that said the guard was responsible for the damage, which is estimated to cost nearly $3,350. Since the guard used a ballpoint pen and did not apply strong pressure, experts believe the painting can be restored. The incident occurred last December, when visitors at the Yeltsin Center discovered that two faceless figures in Anna Leporskaya’s painting Three Figures (1932-34) were suddenly gazing.
The Birth of a New Art." The painting, which was taken on loan from the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, was returned for restoration. 7, 2021 for an exhibition called "The World as Non-Objectivity.
The damage was first noticed by two visitors, who were at the gallery on Dec. A ‘bored’ security guard destroys a $1 million painting by drawing eyes on it during his first day on the job.įaceless figures were depicted in artist Anna Leporskaya's 'Three Figures' (1932–1934) painting, which was on display at an art gallery in Russia.
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