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ST. GEORGE — This Slavic artist brings walls and ceilings to life with detailed murals and portraits, captivating audiences worldwide.
With a knack for creating museum-quality art, Andrew Zabela-Zabelin is recognized by the American Impressionist Society and has earned praise from fellow artists worldwide. Luba Zabela-Zabelin, Andrew's wife, shared insights into his artistic journey, revealing his early start in painting at 3 years old.
"He can't do much else, maybe make tea," she said with a chuckle. "It's been his whole life."
With his father serving as a guiding influence as an artist himself, Andrew Zabela-Zabelin's artistic journey began in a family deeply immersed in the world of art. Drawing inspiration from his family roots, he embarked on a path of formal art education, honing his skills at the prestigious St. Petersburg Art Institute. It was there that he laid the foundation for his future artistic endeavors, absorbing knowledge and refining his skills.
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