In Bashkortostan there will be new sculptures
The Russian military-historical society included in the plan of its activities for 2017 funding for the manufacture of a commemorative obelisk and 2 sculptures of Soviet soldier for use in the Republic of Bashkortostan. Monuments will be composed of figures of Soviet soldiers and the two pylons. According to the project the installation of monuments to Soviet soldiers planned to carry out in Karmaskaly, in Ishimbay, and a memorial obelisk will gain a residence permit in Abdon district. Republic of Bashkortostan, in turn, will prepare the foundation and prosper surrounding area.
The author of the work is a native of Ufa, a Russian sculptor and architect Denis Stritovich. From 1991 to 1994 he studied at the Moscow Art College of Applied Arts. From 1994 to 2000 - in Stroganov Moscow State University of Arts and Industry in the studio of Academician B. N. Nikoghosyan. In 2000-2003 - in the creative workshop of the Russian Academy of Arts under the guidance of Academician Tsigal. Thesis - a monument to industrialist Nicholas Vtorov, head of A.N. Burganov.
Since 2002, member of the Moscow Union of Artists. Since 2003 he runs his own workshop in Moscow in the Sokolniki. In 2008, has a solo exhibition at the Moscow House of Sculptor. He also was a member of a number of major exhibitions under the auspices of the Moscow Union of Artists and the Russian Academy of Arts. In 2002 and 2003 Stritovich became the winner of the Youth Prize of the Russian Academy of Arts (RAA).
Denis Stritovich - author of church architectural projects and projects Decoration of temples on the territory of Russia and other countries. In this regard, he has church awards: 2008 - Order of St. Ilya Muromets second degree of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate), 2009 - Saint Cyril Order Turov second degree of the Belarusian Orthodox Church, 2010 - Order of the Pochaev Icon of the Mother of God of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
Recall that in 2015 Karmaskalinsky District held the grand opening of the monument to the legendary General Minigaly Shaymuratov, author of the work is Denis Stritovich.
Among his famous works: Monument to Sergei Klychkov, Taldom district, Moscow region, 2001; Monument to St. Reverend Elisha Lavrishevskiy in Lavrishevskiy monastery in 2009; Monument to the workers of the home front, Dimitrovgrad, 2010; Monument to Alexander II of, White Key, Ulyanovsk region, 2011; Monument surgeon Valery Shumakov, Moscow, 2011; equestrian monument To M. Shaymuratov, Republic of Bashkortostan, 2015.
And just recently, February 2, 2017 on the facade of the main academic building of the Moscow State Institute of Culture (IPCC) has a memorial plaque in memory of the students and graduates of the IPCC, the artists of the Academic Song and Dance Ensemble of the Russian Army of Alexander Alexandrov, was tragically killed in a plane crash of Tu- 154 near Sochi. The author of the memorial plaque was made by sculptor Denis Stritovich.
