Akhra Adjinjal
✦ Internationally Exhibited
✦ Held in Private Collections Worldwide
Born in 1962 in Abkhazia. Graduated from the Sukhumi Art College in 1982. From 1982 to 1987, studied Art History at Moscow State University, specializing in the history of art. During this period, he also pursued painting and graphic arts and studied under the renowned Russian artist Dmitry Lion.
From 1987 to 1992, worked for the fine arts magazine Art of Abkhazia. He is the author of more than fifty articles and publications on art and also created illustrations and graphic works for books and magazines.
Ajinjal works primarily in the genres of still life, landscape, and figurative painting.
His works are held in galleries and private collections throughout Europe, North America, and Asia, including Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Russia, Switzerland, Ukraine, and the United States.
Selected Exhibitions
2018 — Solo Exhibition “A Few Words About Silence”, MasterClass, Kiev, Ukraine
2017 — Solo Exhibition “Invasion”, French Institute in Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine
2016 — Solo Exhibition “Simple Secret”, Triptych Art Gallery, Kiev, Ukraine
2014 — Solo Exhibition “The Quiet Coast”, Triptych Art Gallery, Kiev, Ukraine
2012 — Solo Exhibition, Auction House of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia
2011 — Solo Exhibition, PhotoStudio Gallery, Kiev, Ukraine
2009, 2007 — Solo Exhibitions, Tadzio Gallery, Kiev, Ukraine
2004 — Solo Exhibition, UN Office in Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine
2003 — Solo Exhibition, Shazin Gallery, Moscow, Russia
2002 — Group Exhibition “Above the City. Joy” (with B. Yeghiazaryan), Art Center on Kostelnaya, Kiev, Ukraine
2002 — Group Exhibition “Drafts of Time” (with M. Vaisberg), RA Gallery, Kiev, Ukraine
2002 — Solo Exhibition “The Day That Lasts”, Gallery 36, Kiev, Ukraine
2001 — Group Exhibition, Gallery Doktorhaus, Oberdiessbach, Switzerland
2000, 2001 — Solo Exhibitions, RA Gallery, Kiev, Ukraine
2000 — Solo Exhibition, American Medical Center, Kiev, Ukraine
1996, 1997, 1998 — Solo Exhibitions, Cardasidis Art Gallery, Athens, Greece
1995 — Solo Exhibition, House of Writers, Kiev, Ukraine
1995 — Group Exhibition “Graphic World”, Museum of Russian Art, Kiev, Ukraine
1994 — Solo Exhibition “Mramtsa”, RA Gallery, Kiev, Ukraine
