Trushko is a contemporary visual artist living and working in the Niagara region. Known for his daring fusion of classical references and modern themes, Trushko has gained recognition for works that challenge, provoke, and engage. His most iconic piece—a reimagining of the Mona Lisa holding a handgun—exemplifies his fearless approach to reinterpreting art history. With a presence in local galleries, restaurants, and cafés, Trushko’s work is both accessible and unforgettable, appealing to collectors who value originality, cultural commentary, and visual impact.
TRUSHKO
Trushko
(Living and working in the Niagara region)
Trushko brings a bold fusion of classical influence and modern edge to the local art scene. Selling his work in galleries, restaurants, and coffee shops across the Niagara region, he makes fine art accessible while challenging viewers to engage with it on a deeper level.
Best known for his provocative reinterpretation of the Mona Lisa—portrayed holding a handgun—Trushko invites audiences to reconsider iconic imagery through a rebellious, thought-provoking lens. Drawing from his love of Renaissance masters and the raw spirit of contemporary art, his practice bridges centuries. The result is a visual language that’s both rooted in tradition and fearlessly disruptive—distinctly and unmistakably his own.
Trushko. Untitled (portrait 1), 2025 oil on canvas 12" x 12" $100
Trushko. Untitled (portrait 2), 2025 oil on canvas 12" x 12" $100