Curiosity about the life forms seen under the microscope of Andrei Savitsky has lately swept several prestigious micrography competitions around the world, including the 2019 Nikon’s Small World Photomicrography Competition. Andrei has an eye for colors and forms so his images seamlessly bridge the gulf between the two genres: art and science. Furthermore, Andrei’s relentless drive in microscopy has allowed him to produce a wide range of images spanning from insects, single cell creatures, to plants in just a few years; Andrei is capable of rendering the very small with sharp details and colorful formations. His stunning and mesmerizing images open people’s awareness to the incredible diversity, beauty, and ingenuity of life on planet Earth.

Andrei’s unyielding enthusiasm and creativity have allowed him to employ innovative ways to reexamine life forms. For example, Andrei has looked at the cross-section stems among various plants, including Tulip, Acacia, and Mulberry under his microscope. He has also turned his focus to various parts of insects. These detailed images let us see the innate beauty of nature on a scale that we normally cannot see. With Andrei’s permission, Art.Planetfinds is proud to present Andrei’s unique and sensational images.