About

Underground Beginnings

Self-taught, Garyno started painting on walls of abandoned factories at age 16, blending street art with geometric patterns inspired by electronic circuits. His first underground show in 2008 at a Midwest warehouse caught the eye of alternative galleries for his acrylic canvases saturated with neon and digital glitches.

Signature Style

Known for his “cyber-expressionism,” he mixes oil, spray paint, and generative code on canvas or LED screens, exploring digital alienation and analog nostalgia. Major works like Pixel Ghost (2015) and Neon Void (2022) sell at auction for $50,000 to $200,000.

International Career

After a 2012 residency in Berlin, Garyno exhibited at the Venice Biennale (2019) and collaborated with tech brands on immersive installations. Based in Los Angeles since 2020, he’s prepping a solo MoMA show in 2027 focused on AI and collective memory.