RESUME
1958
Born in Sofia, Bulgaria
1972 - 1976
Study in the School of Fine Arts, Sofia, Bulgaria
1978
Begins studies at the Academy of Fine Arts, Sofia, Bulgaria with major in Printmaking and Illustration.
1980 -1985
Continues in the Academy of Graphic Art and Painting, Leipzig, Germany Specializes in techniques of old German painters with Volfgang Poiker and Peter Shtelzman, Anatomy with Alfred Bammes , Lettering with Albert Kapr, Painting and illustration , graduates 1985
1985 -1990
Works as a free-lance artist, Sofia, Bulgaria
1986
Solo exhibition - paintings on Decameron, by Giovany Boccachio,
1987
Group exhibition Stutgard, Germany.
1988
Solo exhibition - Berlin, Leipzig, Dresden, Germany
1989
Moves to Canada in St.John’s, New Foundland and becomes Canadian citizen. Begins to work as a print maker at St. Michael Printshop.
1992
Illustrates the text book "Atlantic Edge", Break Water Books Publishing, St.John’s, New Foundland.
1993
Wins price for best illustration in the International Competition, SOHO, 54 Gallery, New York, N.Y.
1993
Settles in Montreal
1994
Works as a printmaker preparing color etching at the Studio PM, Montreal
1995
Paints his first works with theme "Nostalgia of Montreal " for the collector M.Overland
1996
Group exhibition in Leipzig, Germany
1997
Works with Art Gallery Michele Bigue, St.Sauveur des Monts
1998
Works for Printing and Reproduction Inc. Montreal, the 3D Gallery, SOHO, New York and the Gallery A.H.Cambell, Westmount
1998
Begins to work with Denis Beuchamp, who becomes his bussines agent and recently represents his work in Canada and US
1999
Solo Exhibition at Balcon d’ Art, St.Lambert
2000
Participates in the Just for Laugh Festival in Montreal
Illustration for the book “Le Petit Prince” Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Participates in the competition of the Royal Canadian Mint. 2000
2001
Golden Statue - First Price at the Simposium of Visual Arts in the Comedy Festival, Montreal
2002
Sixteen of his works are printed in various sizes by Canada Print Inc.
2003
Receives grant for the creation of the diptih " The Game of Manipulation " for Canada Day
