Biography
Eva Gamayun (b. 1990, Russia) is a contemporary figurative painter, residing and working in Germany. She is known for her surreal acrylic paintings that explore identity, introspection, and existential awareness.
Her work often depicts female figures suspended in dream-like spaces, captured in moments of revelation, vulnerability, and transformation. She aims to explore the relationship between emotional experience and perceived reality, focusing on the subconscious and shifted states of mind.
Eva Gamayun’s work has been exhibited internationally, including at Spoke Art Gallery in New York, Poetic Tiger Gallery in Boise, and Goldshteyn-Saatort Gallery in Paris. Her paintings have been featured in various publications, such as Beautiful Bizarre Magazine and ImagineFX Magazine, and are held in private collections in the US, Germany, the UK, France, Canada, Australia, Denmark, and other countries.
Curriculum Vitae
Born in 1990 in Russia
Resides and works in Germany
Selected Exhibitions
2026, One Day in Japan, Goldshteyn-Saatort Gallery, Paris, France
2025, Victoriana, Poetic Tiger Gallery, Boise, USA
2025, Nautical Horizons, Poetic Tiger Gallery, Boise, USA
2022, Familiar Strangers, WOW x WOW, online show
2018, Suggestivism, Spoke Art Gallery, New York, USA
2017, Wings of Lore, Alexi Era Gallery, Eugene, USA
2016, Just Carbon, UHF Gallery (Sally Centigrade), Denver, USA
Selected Publications
Aunia Kahn, “An Interview with Eva Gamayun” in Hyperlux Magazine (2026)
Luke Barrett, “Finding Magic in Absurd” in Beautiful Bizarre Magazine (2022)
Dominic Carter, “FXPose. Traditional Artist” in ImagineFX Magazine (2020)
Natalia Joruk, “All is illusionary” Interview in Beautiful Bizarre Magazine (2019)
Nathan Spoor, “Suggestivism: Resonance”. Paragon Books (2018)
Society6, Featured Artist in Art Quarterly No.2.2 Magazine (2017)
Jinxi Caddel, “Meows & Roars of Inspiration: The Cat Art Project”. Out of Step Books (2015)
Collections
Eva Gamayun’s work is held in private collections in the United States, Germany, the Netherlands, France, Canada, Australia, Denmark, and other countries.