sculptor, jeweler, metal artist. For more than 35 years he has been engaged in sculpture, jewelry, and the production of art weapons. He received his art education at the Moscow State University named after NK Krupskaya, in the workshops of N. Kasatkina and N. Shestakov. He has worked as an art designer; since 1989 – a freelance artist.
Oleg Putilin’s studio. The master also trains those who wish to engage in jewelry making, forging, engraving, sculpture, and the basics of academic drawing.
1997 – Moscow, designer weapons gallery “Russian Chambers” (jewelry, weapons)
1998 – Solo exhibition at the “Amber Gallery” in Riga (jewelry)
1999 – Exhibition “Baltars’99” in Riga (jewelry)
– Exhibition “Style and Fashion” in Riga (jewelry)
2001 – Exhibition at the gallery “Nelija” in Riga (sculpture)
2003 – Exhibition “Garden Design” in Riga (sculpture)
2004 – Exhibition “Furniture, Interior, Design” in Riga (sculpture)
– Solo exhibition at the AnArt gallery in Riga (sculpture)
2010 – Exhibition at V. Pavlov Gallery in Riga (sculpture)
– Exhibition at the Jacob Barracks in Riga (sculpture)
2011 – International Sculpture Exhibition at St. Peter’s Church in Riga
2012 – Exhibition of Russian artists at Hotel de Rome, Riga
2014 – Solo exhibition at the TAG gallery in Riga (sculpture)
– Exhibition “Faces of Riga” at the Wood Museum in Riga (sculpture)
2015 – Solo exhibition at New Boutique Hotel in Jurmala (sculpture)
– Solo exhibition at the BiArt gallery in Riga (sculpture)
– International exhibition “Art Riga Fire 2015” (sculpture)
– Solo exhibition with new works at the TAG gallery in Riga (sculpture)
2016 – Exhibition “Model, Sculpture, Photography” at the TAG Gallery in Riga (sculpture)
– Exhibition at the BiArt gallery in Riga (sculpture)
– International exhibition “ArVest Expo 2016” in Yerevan, Armenia (sculpture)
2018 – International exhibition “Art Riga Fire 2018” (sculpture)
2019 – Solo exhibition at T.Art Gallery in Riga (sculpture)
Permanent exhibition – at T.Art Gallery in Riga (sculpture)
2025 – International exhibition “Wings of Riga”
