Artemiro Gallery

The artwork of Narine Arakelian is a synthesis of plastic and performing arts involving new digital technologies. Narine uses the intersection of sculpture, painting, multimedia and performing arts to question social freedom and gender identity, in particular our perception and experience of traditions connected to marriage. 

Alex Khlebnikov is the artist with encyclopedic knowledge and vast experience. He creates art objects using epoxy resin, silicon, optical fiber,  LED lights and other materials. Calling himself an atheist, Khlebnikov, akin to an alchemist of nowadays, conducts experiments over the borders of the unexplored.    

Damir Krivenko was born in St.Petersburg, Russia in the artistic family, and has been trained as a professional artist since childhood.  He combines oil painting with recycled materials, such as motherboards or CDs.  Damir’s works are in numerous private and museum collections (Bill Clinton, Pope John Paul II,  Emperor of Japan)

 Street artist Mezuwe is the youngest member of Artemiro Gallery.  He joined the group in 2018 and participated in a few group shows in Manhattan and Scope Art Fair that took place during Miami Art Basel Week of 2019. 

Mezuwe's works can be found on the streets, in high fashion and in our gallery.

Artem Mirolevich received his MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York. Since then, the artist’s works have been subject to over 100 solo exhibitions worldwide and are included in museum and private collections in the U.S. and abroad (John Edward Walsh Jr., Robert Rothchild, Swiss Beats, Nic Iljine, Kolodzei Art Foundation). 

Unique and instantly recognizable sculptures by world renown artist Alexander Ney have been praised by art critics, curators and collectors worldwide.  New York Times wrote several articles on Ney and the American Flag has been raised on Washington's Capitol Hill in 2021 in  honor his  talent.  Works in various museums and private collections.  

Igor Vishnyakov’s signature technique is an amalgam of classical photography, gum arabica pigment printing, and watercolor. The tiniest details — the way the photo emulsion is applied, the width and color of brushstrokes, the texture of the paper — take on a near-mystical significance when viewed in the context of the entire work. The details of the photograph show through the paint and dissolve back into it. The image is thus left unarticulated, and the viewer is compelled to return to it again and again. 

Igor Vishnyakov lives between New York and Miami with his muse, the model and talented artist Sasha Pivovarova.

Born in the Soviet Union, Valery  graduated from State Repin Academy of Art in St. Petersburg. Yershov's art received international recognition and  been shown as part of the international Art Armory Show, auctioned in Sotheby's and Phillips, and held in many private collections and museums.  In his ironic realism, Yershov utilizes exaggerated figures, rich textures and bright colors. His flamboyant paintings strike and amaze the viewer's imagination, appealing on both analytical and emotional levels while illuminating many aspects of human experience.

Most outstanding young artist from Grozny, Chechnya.  Luiza Albastova gained world recognition in art circles with her masterful portraits of contemporaries and soulful city scapes, often featuring lonely figures of urban habitants walking through a rainy street.  Luiza Albastova works mostly with oils on canvas, often using a palette knife as a brush.