Scene from "Ivan Vasilievich Changes Profession" — artwork #5165 by HoodGraff · Saint Petersburg, Russia

graffiti portrait noir-et-blanc Russia film photorealism black-and-white

Scene from "Ivan Vasilievich Changes Profession" — Street art by HoodGraff in Saint Petersburg

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HoodGraff

In 2014, four young talented artists left Vitebsk (Belarus) and moved to Russian St. Petersburg. It was the HoodGraff team, whose members have been painting on the streets since 2010 and come up with photorealistic portraits. In St. Petersburg, under the name MyHoodIsGood, they began to depict the faces of cult musicians, film actors, artists, rappers, athletes on large walls, invariably arousing …

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Added 27/08/2021

A black-and-white photorealistic portrait on a yellow background signed by HoodGraff: three characters from the cult Soviet film "Ivan Vasilievich Changes Profession", adapted from Mikhail Bulgakov's play. The expressive faces - a smiling bob-haired woman flanked by two men in period shirts - look straight out of the film reel.

The artwork Scène d'« Ivan Vassilievitch change de profession » is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Saint Petersburg in Russia, more precisely here: 37 Liteyny av., 191028 Saint-Petersburg, Russia.

This graffiti is also tagged as: portrait, noir-et-blanc, Russia, film, photorealism, black-and-white.

Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: HoodGraff

The photo was published on 27-08-2021 by elettrotajik.

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