Vlad Odudenko
Odunko

Was born in Kiev. 1993-1999 studied at the National Academy of fine arts and architecture. Graduated from theatrical-decorative Department of painting Department. Teachers - people's artist of Ukraine, laureate of the state prize of the USSR, laureate of the state prize of Ukraine. T. G. Shevchenko, academician, Professor, D. D. Leader, honored artist of Ukraine, Professor A. A. Burlin and A. V. Bobrovnikov.

Member of the National Union of artists of Ukraine since 2003.

The author of the artistic design of the national TV stations: UT-1, inter, ОTV, "Golden gate", a New channel. Main artist (with 1999. 2005.) nationwide program "Person of the year".

Festivals:

* 2000 - international art festival "Slavic Bazaar" (Kiev)

* 2001 - the international festival of TV-programs "Velvet season" (Yalta)

* 2001-2002 - international festival "Golden Scythian" (Donetsk)

2003 - 2005 international children's festival "Change the world for the better" (Yalta, Artek)

Teatralizovanny show:

* 2001-2004 - "Christmas scene" (Independence Square, Kiev)

* 2002-2003 - "Independence Day" (Spivoche pole, Kyiv)

* 2002 - national action "Star of Ukraine" (ND "Ukraine", Kyiv)

* 2003 -"Day Of Kyiv" (Independence Square, Kiev)

Exhibitions:

* 1998 – "Wbeach", gallery "House of Mykola" (Kiev).

* 1997 – "Polyphony", gallery of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (Kyiv).

Participant of international plein air in Ukraine: Sednev (1995), Gurzuf (1998), Simeiz (2001); in Croatia, island of RAB (2007).

Scenographic design – "Gondla" N. Gumilev, "the Seagull" by A. Chekhov, "Kharkov fables" G. Pan, "Aeneid" by Kotlyarevsky.

Paintings are in the collections of the National Academy of fine arts and architecture, in private collections of Ukraine, Russia, Germany, USA.

theatre works

2003 - the first Ukrainian musical "Equator" (theatre of operetta, Kiev)

2004 - "Assol" (Ukraine-Austria)

2006 - "the One who fell from the sky". Theatre. Ivana Franka. Kiev

2007 - musical "PA". Stage area of the club "FREEDOM". Kiev

2007 - "chasing two hares". Sevastopol academic Russian drama theatre. A. V. Lunacharsky.