Gershon

Gershon is a contemporary visual artist whose multidisciplinary work spans painting, sculpture, and installation. Drawing inspiration from both urban landscapes and organic forms, Gershon’s practice is characterized by a dynamic interplay of color, texture, and spatial ambiguity. Born in Montreal and based in Brooklyn, Gershon studied at the Rhode Island School of Design, where formative experiences in both traditional and experimental art histories fostered a keen interest in the intersection of personal memory and collective space.

Over the past decade, Gershon’s work has evolved through explorations of fragmentation and reconstruction, resulting in pieces that invite viewers to reconsider the boundaries between figuration and abstraction. Their art has been exhibited in group and solo shows across North America and Europe, and is included in several notable public and private collections. By employing a wide range of materials and techniques, Gershon continues to investigate themes of transformation, belonging, and the resilience of visual language, establishing a distinctive voice within the contemporary art landscape.