Photography equipment displayed on a wooden surface. Includes a tripod, five camera lenses, a light meter, a flash unit, and a camera body.
Artistic depiction of a skull created by arranging multiple human bodies in various poses. The bodies are sculpted and intertwined to form the features of the skull.
A young girl with braided hair stands in front of a framed portrait of a mustached man in a bowler hat. A hand rests on her shoulder. A table with fruit and a goblet is beside her.
A man's head with many naked people.
A woman sits on the floor facing left, holding a circular mirror that reflects her face. She wears a conical hat and a beige cloth around her waist. An additional hand emerges from a mirror on the floor.
A woman stands in profile near a window, wearing a long green dress while another person's legs are visible beneath her long dress. A vintage-style portrait hangs on the wall in the background.
A shirtless man appears to be emerging from a cracked wall, with multiple gray hands gripping and pulling at his body.
A cellist plays the instrument while a partially nude person embraces them from behind, both seated, against a dark background.
A monochrome sculpture depicts an array of intertwined, smooth, human-like figures forming an abstract, complex structure against a black background.

Alexander Sviridov

Fine Art | Last Updated: September 17, 2024

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I’m Alexander Sviridov, a fine art photographer and digital artist based in Toronto, Canada.

Over the years, my work has gained international recognition, and I’ve won multiple prestigious photo awards.

My photography journey began about twelve years ago. I came from a background in painting, having worked extensively with oil and acrylic, and spent a few years as a graphic designer.

Those experiences still play a massive role in how I approach my photography today.

My biggest influences are the great Renaissance masters, and I love merging their techniques with a surreal, modern touch to create something original and deeply personal.

When it comes to my creative process, everything starts with a sketch. I always draw out my ideas before I even touch the camera.

From there, I capture my photos using my trusty Canon EOS 6D, a camera that’s been with me for years.

I primarily work with two lenses – the Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro for its incredible detail and the compact Canon EF 40mm f/2.8, perfect for everyday use.

Once the images are taken, I move to Adobe Photoshop, where the magic happens!

Sometimes, I use my Asus Tablet to add hand-drawn elements, blending photography with digital painting.

Creating art is more than work for me – it’s therapeutic.

It’s a way for me to express myself, to feel alive, and to explore new ideas.

Each piece I create reflects my artistic journey, and I’m constantly pushing myself to evolve and bring new visions to life.

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