Dried environmentally-friendly wood, Californian corals, fragments of antique stained glass, pieces of Sicilian glassware weathered by the sea, rhinestone, bronze animal figures and candles which radiate a warm atmosphere.
Unique interior art pieces from centuries-old fallen dry trees
Alexander Cheglakov is an award-winning Russian artist who gives a second life to the CENTURIES OLD TREES.
Each piece of art is the embodiment of nature with a new vision. Using his own hands
and imagination, Alexander gives environmentally-friendly wood a second chance at life.
Alexander uses various materials: dried environmentally-friendly wood, Californian corals, fragments of antique stained glass, pieces of Sicilian glassware weathered by the sea, rhinestone, bronze figures and of course candles which radiate a warm atmosphere.
Alexander is a member of Eurasian Art Union and a member of Creative Union of Russian Artists.
The "300-Year Saga" is a collection of unique artworks, each carved from dry trees that are nearly three centuries old.
These sculptures are created from 300-year-old oak trees that grew in places connected to Napoleon’s 1812 campaign. The natural forms and textures of the ancient wood are preserved and finished by hand, with antique materials adding depth and atmosphere. Each piece carries a quiet trace of history and a strong, living presence.