1989 Vladislav moved to the United States and chose New York City to be his new home. His unique ability to accentuate the artistic qualities of the architecture as juxtaposed with the natural environment quickly earned him a high reputation among the leading architects in the country.

1992 Vladislav won the Formal Presentation Drawing Award from American Society of Architectural Illustrators. The same year he started his own Architectural Illustration business.

1993 Group exhibition, Parsons School of Design in New York, NY.

1994 Taught a course of Architectural Illustration in the Parsons School of Design.

2007 Release of educational DVD ‘Watercolor Workshop with Vladislav Yeliseyev’.

Vladislav has produced thousands of watercolor illustrations for various Government projects (Red Cross, Universities, Hospitals and etc.) While working on his architectural projects, Vladislav always finds time to paint. In his work he focuses on the quality of luminous sunlight and its visual impact in the natural settings.

2008 Group Exhibition ‘Art to the Avenue’, Greenwich, CT.

2009 Following the light, Vladislav moved to Sarasota, FL.

2009 Member of various art societies.

2010 Juried Exhibitions , Sarasota Art Center – Various Awards

2010 Award for ‘Eye for Art Exhibition’, Sarasota, FL

2010 Group Exhibitions, Venice Art Center

2012 Personal exhibition ‘Images of a European Journey’

Vladislav is represented by Stakenborg Fine Art in Sarasota, FL. Gallery Unique in Fort Myers and Collectors’ Gallery and Framery in Venice. His work can be found in private collections across the United States and Russia.

Completed piece measures 15X15.  Frame is an Ashley Breakwater Blue (Nurre Caxton) and Gray mat.  Hats! off to the framer as well for such a superb execution.  This piece won first place in Collectors’ Gallery & Framery’s 2010 Annual Design Contest.  Though one judge remarked “I do not think I would ever want shark’s teeth, the design was inspired.”