Television and the World Wide Web provide us with the opportunity to chat with those people who live far away. Let it be some kind of convention, but still interesting and exciting. Once, in the distant past, a famous Soviet poet noticed that there are no people uninteresting in the world. By and large, I want to agree with this statement. Agree and say a few words about Sergey Tsigal.
Descendant of a noble family
In the first lines of the story, it should be noted that the term "noble family" is not meant to be close to the royal or royal person, but a dynasty of writers, craftsmen and artists. A quick read of the biography of Sergey Viktorovich Tsigal is possible, but it is better not to rush. The child was born on December 6, 1949 in a family of creative intelligentsia. The legendary writer Marietta Shaginyan is Sergey’s maternal grandmother. Relatives on the paternal side are professional sculptors and artists.
Figuratively speaking, all the doors were open before Sergey - use it, do not be a fool. He studied well at school. His behavior did not deliver grief to parents. At the same time, he began to show independence from an early age in resolving emerging issues. In those years, many boys read adventure novels and were fond of travel. The growing Tsigal organically fit into the mainstream. As a teenager, he took part in an expedition to Sakhalin. The next independent step was the choice of a profession. After school, he decided to continue his education at the geographical faculty of Moscow State University.
In parallel with the study of the features of the relief of the earth's surface, a student of the Faculty of Geography became interested in helminthology. Having received a diploma, Sergey got a job at the Research Institute of Marine Fisheries. The career of a young specialist developed within the framework of existing rules and regulations. However, at some point, when the age "propped up" under 30, Tsigal decided to leave the science of marine parasites. It is interesting to note that until this time he did not study drawing. I just watched from the outside how relatives “put” paints on the canvas.
