Vladimir Kush
ABout
Vladimir Kush
About
Vladimir Kush is a founder of Metaphorical Realism. He was the first artist to popularize visual metaphor as his creative method.
Vladimir’s work reverses abstractionism's destructive forces, restores a wholesome perception of the world around us, and celebrates the life-affirming principles of faith, hope, and love. Its positive view of the world contains images that encourage viewers, especially children, to thrive in their surroundings.
In 2011, Vladimir won the "Artistes du Monde" award in France. The du Monde award roughly translates to "Painter of the World." Pablo Picasso's granddaughter, Marina Picasso, presented the award to the artist.
Vladimir is recognized worldwide, and collectors span the globe — from Peru to Pakistan, Canada to Cambodia. Schools, colleges, and universities widely use Kush's works to develop students' cognitive abilities.
The Cleveland Clinic Neurological Institute's Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health uses Vladimir Kush's intellectual paintings with dementia and Alzheimer's patients. Vladimir Kush is a philanthropist who hosts events year-round. He puts some of his original paintings up for auction, with all proceeds going to charity.
