Peter Ldin (born 1985) is an artist whose works are in many private collections around the world. His paintings decorate apartments and houses in Italy, the USA, Australia, Germany, Austria, Great Britain, Monaco, Cyprus and New Zealand.

Born into a family of artists and graphic artists, family tradition largely determined his future path in life. As a child, Peter did a lot of creative work, and over time, his childhood hobby became his favorite profession.
He studied at an art school, then at the Children's Design Center. Later he entered the State University in the department of Graphic Design.

Peter collaborates with many contemporary young artists, together they create art projects, exhibitions and performances.

Gradually, the artist found his own style: he experiments on the verge of academic naturalism and abstract expression. In some places, a confident contour turns into something completely invisible to the eye. Spots of color and paint are of great importance.
The artist likes to call his style a scientific term - half-life. When there is a concrete image, but it always tends to disappear, but never reaches complete abstraction.