Sergey Moskalev was born in 1970 in Penza, Russia, where his gift for drawing revealed itself early in childhood. By the age of ten, his talent was already taking shape, leading him to graduate from the Penza Art Studio in 1986. He continued his education at the Penza Art College named after Savitsky, where he was deeply influenced by exceptional mentors including V. Filatov, Jacques, L. Klevitsky, and B. Borisov.

After completing his studies in 1990, Sergey moved to Moscow and soon became a member of the International Federation of Artists of UNESCO. Throughout the early 1990s, his works were exhibited in galleries across Russia. By 1993, his art began traveling beyond borders, with European galleries showcasing his pieces to new audiences.

In 2004, Sergey repatriated to Israel, where his artistic journey deepened further. He began collaborating with Israeli galleries in 2005 and became a member of the Association of Professional Artists of Israel in 2007.

Today, Sergey continues to create poetic tributes to the cities he loves. Each collection — from Love Letter from Paris to Love Letter from Rome — captures the soul of a place through light, memory, and emotion, inviting viewers to step into a world where every brushstroke feels like a handwritten note.