Harry Fayf (before emigration - Harry Fayfermher; 1942-2002) - Soviet and French architect, sculptor and engineer, one of the creators of Russian kinetism.

Graduated from the Moscow Architectural Institute.
In 1973, he emigrated to France, where he received the second architectural education. He studied with famous architects: Ricardo Bofill and Paul Chemetov. Having opened his own architectural bureau, Fayf built more than thirty municipal houses in Paris, France, and the environs, noise defective structures along the roads, participated in art exhibitions around the world, from Japan to America.
Its creative credo is a synthesis of various directions: from constructivism and Suprematism to kinetism and structuralism.