Two Selves Gallery

Welcome Friends! Thank you for checking out Two Selves Gallery. We are a contemporary, fine art gallery located in Troy, New York featuring work by established and emerging artists from across the globe. We are also art lovers and collectors. We are thrilled to celebrate artists we've all long loved and introduce you to new artists with varying perspectives and style. Our love of art is what prompted us to create this gallery - it is a way for us to celebrate and collect the brilliant work of artists we love, and to help our friends bring color and perspective to their lives and surroundings. 

The artists we work with share these values and are dedicated to getting their pieces into the hands of those who appreciate and support their work. So, welcome friends and family, art lovers and collectors! We are thrilled that you found your way here and we hope you like what you see. Much love

Shang Chengxiang is a self-made artist based in Shengyang, China who paints fantastical, surreal, psychadelic, and awe inspiring works of art that not only offer vibrant color palates and supreme detail, but instill thought-provoking messages that encourages viewers to explore their own selves. 

ABC, or Antony Collings, is an accomplished street muralist and graffiti artist from the South East of England, whose bold and expressive color palette and abstract free flowing art style draws in the viewer and infuses energy and vibrance into any space.

Indie Matharu, a photo-realistic artist based in the UK, is attracted to the pencil’s myriad tones and its ability to convey a multitude of emotions depending on how it is used. Indie challenges boundaries and tells stories that communicate the inner emotions of her subjects by creating energy in stillness.

John Doe is an anonymous stencil & graffiti artist whose work showcases both the mundane and mystical. His dark stencils in greyscale stand in stark contrast to the luminescent wings, moons, and galaxies so saturated with color that the subject of each piece becomes part of its magic.

Iskar is an artist and muralist based out of Guadalajara, Jalisco. He finds inspiration in graphic art, with a special love for vintage comics and classic illustration. Iskar completed his graphic design studies in
Mexico and, after a particularly influential stint learning and growing as an artist in London, Iskar established a multidisciplinary art studio. Iskar has there created a diverse outlet for sharing his vision of contemporary art with the world through producing, creating, and teaching. Aside from time spent in Los Angeles, Iskar is based primarily out of Mexico, and travels further south to Cuba and Brazil, where he both celebrates his Latin heritage and maintains a presence in the Latin American art scene.

Micah Ofstedahl is an acrylic painter out of the Pacific Northwest, Micah describes his paintings as the space between reality and mystery, and his work depicts an intersection of science and nature. Each piece reflects“ observable scientific subject matter” like “single-cell radiolarians, the facets of a bee's eye, or anatomy right down to the cellular level” superimposed upon a nature-scape so crisp and realistic that reality becomes fantasy. Micah’s art draws the consciousness to those in-between spaces, and we cannot wait for you to see yourself there.

Brad Nord, a mixed-media graphic artist out of Portland, Maine, is a former art teacher with a background in animation whose work is an exploration of the psychedelic and surreal. Brad creates complex and intricate hand-drawn illustrations, as well as humorous and horrifying digital pieces, sculptures, and VR work. But even his most intimidating and frightening creatures somehow highlight an essential vulnerability, common to all his work, that captivates the eye and communicates a narrative beyond the image itself.

Gemma Compton is a self- taught artist whose paintings have been
exhibited across the UK, Europe, the United States, and Australia. Her
work reflects both her personal story and her interest in the ties that
bind- “love, sex, death, the vastness of our human emotions.” Her work
explores “the tranquillity of nature and its impulse to survive.” These
original works depict flight and destruction, and underscores how
humanity’s innocuous consumption is its own albatross. 

ReshOne, a street artist out of Toulouse, France, has been honing his craft since 1998. First tagging highway overpasses and railway tracks, he quickly progressed to wide open wastelands, where he could work on his technique and play with color. His technical obsession with realism, gradients, and volume makes Resh One’s 3D images seemingly hover over in space over any medium with which he works. His canvases and skateboards are technical marvels, sought after by collectors around the world.

Ryo Ogawa, or RoamCouch, is an extremely talented and versatile street stencil artist and painter who produces expansive and detailed murals as well as original pieces in his studio using his native country's traditional handmade paper, "Hans Mino Washi."

Regan Russell is a San Diego native and artist who believes there is beauty in absurdity, and creates art that questions and humorously jabs at pop culture, identity, and celebrity. 

Mike Milota is an Aspen, Colorado-based artist who creates "Quantummola" by fusing his artistic concepts with an old Panamanian design technique called "mola,” whereby he combines and systematically deconstructs multiple layers of material to reveal complex geometric designs, landscapes, and abstract images.

Yasuyuka Ueda is a highly decorated and globally exhibited Japanese multi-media abstract artist whose hyper-detailed pieces are mind-blowingly intricate and steeped in psychedelia and surrealism.

97 Ghosts was founded in 2016 with the goal of bringing back hand-pulled screen printed art. Based in the greater Cincinnati area, 97 Ghosts prides itself on doing everything in-house to create experimental and unconventional pieces designed to cast the familiar in a different light. Wayne’s designs incorporate the psychedelic into the modern, and he achieves unique depth with purposeful repetition of lines and color.