Misha Most, a Russian artist whose large-scale creative projects are recognized worldwide, is featured in Raketa’s “Million Dollar Hands” photoproject.
Misha’s journey began in the 1990s, when he, alongside early graffiti crews, laid the groundwork for Russian street art. Even then, his works explored themes of evolution, progress, and the dialogue between humans and machines, conveyed through futuristic imagery and scientific symbols. Some of these paintings are held in the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery. His achievements also include a world record: His work includes a world record: a monumental mural of 10,000 sq. m.
Today, Misha is exploring digital art and robotics, working with programmers and engineers. A prime example is the world’s first programmed painting drone — a unique copter for creating expansive murals, uniting human and robotic capabilities in a singular artistic vision. From classic graffiti to complex digital projects, the artist’s hands are learning new tools. His skill is changing, but the most important thing remains: the human ability to surprise.