SERGEY AILAROV
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sergey Ailarov
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Sergey Ailarov is one of the most interesting and most successful pipemakers from Russia.

Sergey was born in Vladikavkaz, Russia in 1973. He was taught the art and expressing his creativity since his youth. He studied in Vladikavkaz jazz guitarre and composition. In the age of 25 he decided to leave his house in the Caucasus and to move to Moscow. He intended to follow the art of photography, for which he had developed a great passion in the meantime, in Moscow.

For his 30th birthday Sergey Ailarov got given a pipe. A new passion started, collecting pipes. And the fascination leads him to try to make pipes himself. How many others, he started with drilled hobby blocks. This was the beginning of his new profession.

With the happy circumstance to became a pipe smoker, Sergey has transformed all of his fine Arts experiences into what he believes beeing a very practical and creative form of Art, Pipe making!

Balance, quality of the grain and practical technology are obviously seen in his work. His art expressing completely in a shape which can be enjoyed by all senses.   He starts the manufacturing process with repeated outlines and scetches until the shape completely corresponds to his intentions.   He starts with a clear idea of the shape to work on the Briar.

 

A gorgeous snail by Sergey Ailarov

There is not a long tradition in smoking pipe and the discussion about it in Russia yet. But the number of enthusiasts increases daily. “Classic shapes vs freehands” is the most popular topic for discussions in the Russian pipe fora. Sergey has his own opinion on the meaning of this heated debate:

"If we talk about pipe production in the context of the art and the creative work, then any hand manufactured pipe is the expression of the feeling of the pipemaker and his efforts to represent the beauty of the material optimally of aesthetic.

The discussion is not erroneous as long as different production engineerings hide behind this " classic vs. freehand ". But every pipemaker has only one unique heart but not two single ones. If the pipemaker sits down to make a pipe, it does not care, whether a rather classic or rather free form comes out at the end. He will have followed the dictation of his heart in every case.

And the talent reveals itself in every case but not after that, for what a pipe shape the carver has produced.   Free hand shapes are usually more laborious but a Billard demands to give up a deep part of intellectual and emotional strengths, what needs discipline ".

In each pipe Sergey completes, he imparts a reflection of himself, and he continuously strives to improve as a pipemaker as well as a man

 

Script and pictures by Sergey Ailarov and Alexey Osokin - with kind permission

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