Vyacheslav Gayun

Vyacheslav Gayun is a renowned artist with a rich creative background, born on August 23, 1962, in the picturesque village of Marchugi near Moscow. His journey into art began after graduating from the Moscow State Pedagogical University, where he received a solid artistic education and foundation for his future career.

A significant stage in Vyacheslav Gayun’s development was his work at the M. B. Grekov Studio under the guidance of Pavel Boyko. This period played a vital role in shaping his professional growth, helping him to refine his unique style and deepen his understanding of artistic form. Since 1989, the artist has actively participated in exhibitions in Russia and abroad, earning recognition from collectors and connoisseurs of fine art.

Today, Vyacheslav Gayun lives and works in Moscow. He is a member of the Union of Artists and collaborates with architectural firms from France and the Netherlands, creating artworks that blend harmoniously with contemporary interiors. His paintings can be found in private collections worldwide, including those of prominent figures such as Vladimir Presnyakov, Igor and Oksana Butman, Tatyana Drubich, Guus Hiddink, and many others.

Thanks to his collaboration with Baranow Art Gallery, Vyacheslav Gayun’s paintings have reached a new international audience. The gallery has brought his works to light at some of the world’s most prestigious art exhibitions, helping them find new homes in private collections across the continents worldwide. This partnership has played a key role in introducing his art to collectors and admirers worldwide, affirming Gayun’s place among the leading voices of contemporary Russian painting.

Oil painting remains the artist’s primary medium. Vyacheslav skillfully uses its expressive potential to convey depth of feeling, emotion, and atmosphere. Each canvas tells its own story, filled with vibrant colors, sensitivity, and an unmistakable sense of life. For Gayun, painting is more than a profession — it is a dialogue with the world, a reflection of inner harmony and emotional experience.

Beyond his artistic practice, Vyacheslav Gayun values his family deeply. He is the proud father of two adult sons and the grandfather of two grandsons. Another side of his personality is his dedication to judo — he holds a black belt, which speaks to his determination, discipline, and inner strength.

The art of Vyacheslav Gayun is a synthesis of mastery, passion, and experience. His paintings combine technical precision with emotional depth, inviting viewers to feel rather than simply observe. Each work carries the timeless energy of genuine creativity — art that transcends borders and remains alive through the power of human expression.