Konstantin Ivanov was born on August 15, 1981 in St. Petersburg, Russia into the family of a naval engineer and agronomist-biologist. From early childhood he showed interest in fine arts and music, and in 1990 he entered the Art School No. 4 in St. Petersburg. After school, deciding to follow in the footsteps of his grandfather, he went to the Admiralty and in 1999 was enrolled as a cadet at the Naval Engineering Institute (Dzerzhinka), but changed his mind and dropped out after 3 years. In 2003, he thought hard about his future and entered the St. Petersburg State University of Cinema and Television in the studio of cameramen (Eduard Rozovsky ("Amphibian Man", "White Sun of the Desert") and Sergei Astakhov ("Metro", "War", During his studies he was expelled three times, which did not prevent him from graduating from the university on time and with honors. After graduation he worked at the studios Lenfilm, Mosfilm, in films with Alexander Mitta, Alexei German Jr., Vladimir Khotinenko, Ivan Vyrypaev and others directors, and in 2013 he let go of his beard and became the creative director of Mirror Space. During the crisis and film stagnation in 2014, he founded the Cultural Center BALCON, where he organized more than 100 different educational events, yoga courses, healthy lifestyle seminars, atmospheric concerts and exhibitions of contemporary art. In 2015, he laid the foundation for the UNDER WOOD BOUTIQUE brand and began to create handmade designer lamps. All this time, he accumulated impressions and in 2017 he began work on the music project Last day on the Earth as a composer and musician.
