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Myth gives a power to cross borders, cultures and time to discover and extract hidden gems of humanity. Welcome to the world of gay art photography by Dmitriy Gushchin. Dmitriy can not imagine going on a trip without his camera, constantly taking photos.

Above said, grown in homophobic Soviet Union, gay artist has a complex message to deliver. Or sometimes he gets busy with macro photography taking pictures of bugs, tarantulas, butterflies, watch mechanisms and everything else might be needed for his gay art creation.

Queer Art Now is Artsy’s Pride Month celebration spotlighting 30 LGBTQ+ artists meeting the moment and shaping the future of contemporary art. After years of digital photo compositing gay artist developed his own distinctive methods and techniques.

This fact certainly brought a lot of conflict into his family relationships due to the current war in Ukraine. Or quite often Dmitriy has to do a research on a subject of a new artwork. LGBT photo work of Dmitriy Gushchin is fine art which goes beyond decoration enhancing your mood and stimulating your imagination.

Dmitriy has his own unique style of composite photography blending up to 30 different photo shots into one final artwork. Dmitriy always has his sketch book with him.

Queer Art Gallery Celebrating : Keith Haring () was a groundbreaking American artist whose bold, neon-outlined figures transformed urban spaces and gallery walls into vibrant canvases filled with queer joy and political urgency

Through art exhibitions, these galleries capture the struggles, triumphs, and everyday lives of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer individuals. While preparing for new composite portrait project with botanical backgrounds the artist learned about stay-at—home order due to Covid pandemics.

The Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art provides a platform for artistic exploration through multi-faceted queer perspectives. And of course you can visit our store filled with amazing fine quality gay photography prints.

These spaces also serve as safe havens for members of the LGBTQ+ community, enabling them to express their identities freely without judgment or discrimination. The outcome of this creative approach is striking painting-like photo images.

Nominated by leading figures across the art world—including curator and author Legacy Russell, photographer Catherine Opie, and art advisor Racquel Chevremont—these artists reflect the diversity and dynamism of queer creative expression today. With those beautiful gay art prints you can easily set the right mood to your space or make a bold statement.

Photographer Dmitriy Gushchin has very complex background and personal history.

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Please feel free to explore and enjoy. Ethnically he is Russian and Ukrainian mix. This is why he feels obligated to deliver a visual thrill together with powerful content. On many occasions Dmitriy needs to take photos of ordinary objects, like fruits or fish purchased in supermarket.

Besides of delivering a solid and sophisticated message, as an artist Dmitriy Gushchin is a strong believer for necessity of aesthetic satisfaction in the art form. After picking all the necessary elements from newly made images and his extensive photo library for his next gay photography creation, Dmitriy carefully blends them using sophisticated digital process.

Although Dmitriy started practicing photography since he was 12 years old boy, but concurrently he earned his Masters Degree in Physics and later became Doctor of Naturopathy. Every time he has inspirational dream, idea or a vision he carefully sketches and makes a list of all props and photo shots needed for new photograph.

Dmitriy compares his compositing process to DJing. Because of that Dmitriy became a spiritual healer and Esoteric Philosophy teacher and educator since he was 19 years old. Absolutely necessary part of composite photography is taking photos of the objects.