Bobrovsky Roman is a painter. He was born in Novokusnezk and graduated from the Art Faculty of Semipalatinsk Pedagogical Institute named after N. Krupskaya in 1987, then, in 1998 from Almaty Diocesan Spiritual School, and Tomsk Theological Seminary in 2005. From 1987 to 1992 Bpbrovsky membered an artistic group Night Tram. From 1992 to 1997 he taught painting and composition at Semipalatinsk Pedagogical Institute. He has been a participant in republic, regional, and town exhibitions since 1987.  Bobrovsky Roman is an archpriest and a preceptor of John the Revelator orthodox congregation, head of the Diocesan Department of Iconography and Church Art.

Roman Bobrovsky is a representative of the generation of Kazakhstani artists of the late 1080s – beginning 1990s, the generation that radically dissociated itself from the legacy of the Soviet tradition. Being an adherent of sign-metaphorical painting, he also tries himself in the forms of naive art. His works are marked with a special symbolism of images, multiple meanings, and a light, positive, and trusting worldview. Such is the work A Bird of the museum collection.