Eugene Ivanov is a contemporary Russian-Czech artist renowned for his dreamlike and surrealist paintings and illustrations. Born in Tyumen, Siberia in 1966, Ivanov's work is characterized by its unique blend of realism, cubism, and expressionism. Since moving to Prague in 1998, Ivanov has captivated audiences with his imaginative and often whimsical imagery. His work often draws inspiration from the unconscious mind, exploring themes of memory, desire, and the passage of time. Ivanov's art unites elements of landscape realism with motifs of the yards and back streets of Prague's Old Town and incorporates classical still-life themes infused with the modern styles of the early 20th century. His oil paintings and watercolours transport viewers to otherworldly landscapes, populated by enigmatic figures and imbued with a sense of mystery and suffused with surrealistic poetry. In addition to his oil paintings and watercolours, Ivanov is a prolific illustrator, having illustrated over 200 books. His illustrations are equally captivating, combining intricate detail with bold, expressive lines. Ivanov's work has been exhibited internationally and is collected by art lovers worldwide. His ability to evoke emotion and spark the imagination has solidified his place as one of the most intriguing artists of his generation.