Co-founders of Petrovich

Andrey Bilzho
Author of the “Petrovich” concept. Psychiatrist by education, Licentiate in Medical sciences, chief cartoonist of the “Kommersant” publishing house, chief artist of the magazine “Magazin” published by Michail Zhvanetsky, laureate of dozens of awards, the “Golden Ostap” included, author of many books, etc. His works (paintings, graphics) can be seen in museums and private collections in Italy, Germany, Belgium, New Zealand, etc. One of his favored activities is advertising, basically in connection with the “R.I.M.” agency.

Alexey Sitnikov
Co-founder of “Petrovich,” founder and president of the “IMAGE-Contact” Consulting Group, Ph.D. (Psychology), professor.

Igor Pisarsky
Co-founder of “Petrovich,” architect by education, Licentiate in Architecture sciences, Director General of the “R.I.M.” agency.

Sergey Gorshkov
Co-author of the project design, author of the busts and sculptures, philosopher, poet, creator of a number of “author books.” Has been awarded a medal for his contribution to the publishing business. Gorshkov’s works can be found in museums of Austria, Germany, France, USA, New Zealand, etc.

Andrey Basanets
Co-author of the project design, author of some wall objects, designer, painter, sculptor, philosopher. His works adorn museums in Italy, Germany, Austria, USA, etc. Participant in a number of auctions.

Vladimir Pavlov
Created the fountain and the door. Sculptor, lives and works in Russia and Germany, where belongs to the first dozen of the most popular artists. Pavlov’s creations decorate the most prestigious clubs and restaurants in the West; in Moscow you can find his works in “Petrovich”, “Kino,” etc.

Alexander Nozhkin
Authored several art objects (the TV set, the bird-house) in the club. Sculptor, artist, philosopher. Lives in Voronezh, often works in London. His works can be seen in Germany and USA.

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• Co-founders of Petrovich

… The road to the famous basement on Chisty Prudy is known to half a Moscow, both to Muscovites by birth and visitors (mostly foreigners). TV stars and PR sharks, newsmakers and bankers, bohemian groups and representatives of unidentified social layers, everybody can be seen there drinking vodka from faceted thick-wall glasses, eating herring with onions on weekdays, and dancing like mad on weekends ...
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