Andrii Chernovil was born in March 1977 in Odessa, Ukraine.

2000 Graduated Odessa State Art Collage named after M.B. Grekov

2004-2007 young emerging artist show organized by regional Union of Arts

2014 He participated with the solo exhibition "Victory Gardens" KY City Gallery of Art

He became a runner-up of Painting Sculpture and Grapic Contest organised by General Consulate of People Republic of

China. He also works on the interior design and decoration projects specializing in fresco paintings, sculpture and design.

Many of his interior design and decoration projects can be seen in different cities of Ukraine and in his native city Odessa.

http://www.doha-interdesign.com/

Andrii likes to travel a lot. He takes his canvas and paints with him everywhere he goes. When he arrives at a new place he takes some time to

feel the culture and traditions of this place and the people. The themes and characters can be seen in his paintings.

The works of Andrii Chernovil are in private collections all over the world.

Andrii Chernovil takes commissions.

TWO HANDS DRAWING

Unique two hands sketches by artist Andrii (Abhinava) Chernovil.

Artist started to use two hands for sketching at the end of 2018 in his studio in Doha, Qatar.

He creates unbelievable art pieces with the use of both hands. Andrii's unique technique sees his take a pencil in each hand and begins to

sketch out the portraits. Some of his work portrays a few persons at the same time, it’s difficult because not symmetrical.

He says his work has been started as his own challenge for developed the skills but becomes the therapy for balance mind, body, and soul.   ***In all the years I have been in and around the arts, I have never quite met such an incredibly talented artist like Andrii he is a gift as I  would easily compare him to a Leonardo Da Vinci.   His depth and knowledge of technique and sheer perfection are amazing. I feel so privileged and honored  to be able to show case his work and to know him and his lovely family.  Come view the collection and consider perhaps a commissioned mural.   Much gratitude,  Sheryl