Ruslan BolgovRuslan Bolgov
Ruslan Bolgov

Ruslan Bolgov

Ruslan Bolgov was born in 1974 in Klaipeda on the Lithuanian Baltic coast and combines sensual feminine elegance with cinematic surrealism between reality and fantasy in his photography.

Ruslan Bolgov was born in 1974 in Klaipeda on the Lithuanian Baltic coast and picked up a camera as a teenager. After studying economics and finance and spending years as an executive in the port industry, he turned intensively to photography, first with landscapes, then with portraits of women. As a photographer, he combines sculptural light, architectural geometry and atmospheric composition into images that balance between reality and fantasy. His works celebrate feminine elegance and invite you to discover a little story of its own in every picture. Internationally recognised for his refined visual language, Bolgov turns every shot into a statement of timeless beauty!

by Ruslan Bolgov
by Ruslan Bolgov
by Ruslan Bolgov
„The hot tube“ – Wandbild auf gebürstetem Aluminium, Frontansicht
„Finding your oasis“: Frau im Leopardenkleid in der Wüste – Wandbild auf Leinwand, Frontansicht im Querformat
About Ruslan Bolgov

Ruslan Bolgov, whose works can be found exclusively at ArtMind, has made a name for himself as a photographer on the international fine art scene. His style is shaped by sculptural light and architectural geometry, which is reflected in the cinematic visual language of his photographs, hovering between reality and fantasy. Bolgov’s art is a call to the timeless beauty of feminine elegance and reflects his commitment to sophisticated exclusivity.

„The crystal glass“: Rückenakt mit Weinglas Schwarz Weiß – Wandbild in einem Loft im skandinavischen Stil

The Crystal Glass

Beauty, reduced to its essence.

Ruslan Bolgov

With sculptural light and architectural composition, he transforms every subject into a fusion of elegance, reality and fantasy.

„Red Revolution“: Frau in Rot vor roter Wand – Wandbild im Esszimmer im Boho-Stil

Red Revolution

Feel the power when colour becomes attitude and courage remains visible.