Art vibes downtown: Canvas and Code Interactive Exhibition with Artem Mirolevich works launches at Salomon Arts Gallery

Art vibes downtown: Canvas and Code interactive exhibition with works by Artem Mirolevich launches at Salomon Arts Gallery in Tribeca. Artist Artem Mirolevich, known for his intricate surrealist works and exhibitions across Europe, Asia, and the United States, unveiled a new series of paintings and mixed media creations in Code & Canvas. Here’s a peek at the opening in New York City.

Art vibes downtown: Canvas and Code Interactive Exhibition with Artem Mirolevich works launches at Salomon Arts Gallery. Fashiondailymag lifestyle editor and curator Brigitte_Segura.

Mirolevich’s visionary art—previously showcased in solo and group exhibitions in England, France, Switzerland, Italy, Japan, Russia, Qatar, and the United States—blends classical precision with futuristic imagination, examining the intersection of technology, civilization, and nature.

Code & Canvas, presented at Salomon Arts Gallery in New York City, marked a new collaboration between Mirolevich and digital artist Dmitry Trekhsvyatsky. Together, they explore the evolving relationship between traditional artistry and the digital world, offering a rare and compelling dialogue between canvas and code. Mirolevich’s visionary art—previously showcased in solo and group exhibitions in England, France, Switzerland, Italy, Japan, Russia, Qatar, and the United States—blends classical precision with futuristic imagination, examining the intersection of technology, civilization, and nature.

Notable Attendees included: Artem Mirolevich, Rodrigo Salomon, Gigi Salomon, Carmen D’Alessio, and Tina Radziwill. Food was provided courtesy of Pop Up Events NYC and drinks from Aphrodise.

The Code & Canvas exhibition will run until May 15^th, 2025 and is open daily (Monday to Friday) by appointment only between 12:00pm-6:00pm at Salomon Arts Gallery, 83 Leonard Street, FL4, New York, NY 10013.

Photo credits: Bill Chin

About Artem Mirolevich:
Artem Mirolevich is a Belarusian-born, New York-based artist known for his intricate, surrealist works that blend classical technique with futuristic themes. Influenced by Dürer, Dalí, and manga traditions, his paintings and etchings explore imagined civilizations, post-apocalyptic worlds, and the fragile balance between technology and nature. His compositions often weave in social commentary on climate change and consumerism beneath richly detailed, otherworldly scenes.

A graduate of the School of Visual Arts in New York and an exchange student at Amsterdam’s Rietveld Academy, Mirolevich has exhibited in more than 100 solo and group shows worldwide. He is also the founder of the Russian Pavilion and Art Cosmos projects. More info: artemart.com @arte_miro @salomonartsgallery @fashiondailymag.

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Fashiondailymag lifestyle editor and curator Brigitte_Segura. Photos: Bill Chin.