Mykyta Lyskov started his career in the early 2000s as a classical painter but later worked as a designer in the advertising business. Since 2007, he began to create digital animated films. He works and lives in Dnipro, reflects modern Ukrainian themes in his works, but rethinks them with the help of absurdity and black humor. He collaborates with musicians, creating visual accompaniment for live performances, and works as a VJ. He also creates non-narrative abstract animation films with minimal use of computer technology. Since 2015, he has been making lectures and animation screenings in Ukraine.
Mykyta Lyskov started his career in the early 2000s as a classical painter but later worked as a designer in the advertising business. Since 2007, he began to create digital animated films. He works and lives in Dnipro, reflects modern Ukrainian themes in his works, but rethinks them with the help of absurdity and black humor. He collaborates with musicians, creating visual accompaniment for live performances, and works as a VJ. He also creates non-narrative abstract animation films with minimal use of computer technology. Since 2015, he has been making lectures and animation screenings in Ukraine.
Mykyta Lyskov started his career in the early 2000s as a classical painter but later worked as a designer in the advertising business. Since 2007, he began to create digital animated films. He works and lives in Dnipro, reflects modern Ukrainian themes in his works, but rethinks them with the help of absurdity and black humor. He collaborates with musicians, creating visual accompaniment for live performances, and works as a VJ. He also creates non-narrative abstract animation films with minimal use of computer technology. Since 2015, he has been making lectures and animation screenings in Ukraine.
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