Mike Gushansky

Mike Gushansky is a contemporary artist best known for his thought-provoking combinations of photography, found objects, and site-specific installations. Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Gushansky developed an early affinity for the layered landscapes and subcultures of the city, a fascination that would later inform his multidisciplinary creative practice. After studying at several local art institutions, he began exhibiting in independent spaces, quickly gaining recognition for work that deconstructs elements of urban life, consumerism, and language.

Gushansky’s installations often pull from discarded materials and overlooked imagery, transforming them into immersive environments that challenge the viewer’s perception of context and value. His work has been featured in solo and group shows throughout the United States, earning acclaim for its conceptual rigor and wry social commentary. As an active participant in the broader Los Angeles art scene, Gushansky continues to explore themes of memory, obsolescence, and the intersection between personal and collective narratives.