GAMURET — Contemporary Pop & Macabre Reimagining Artist

Gamuret is a dynamic contemporary artist whose career began in the vibrant creative underground of Seattle throughout the 1990s and early 2000s. During this period, he developed his distinctive voice by creating posters and fliers for local bands, ranging from punk rock outfits to country and western groups, as well as producing colorful street art and hand-stenciled T-shirts. His eclectic aesthetic and bold graphic sensibility quickly drew the attention of legendary Seattle gallerist Richard Hines. Known for exhibiting major American abstract and Pop artists such as Frank Stella, Andy Warhol, and Keith Haring, Hines recognized Gamuret’s raw talent and encouraged him to transition from street-based work to creating on canvas.

In 2008, Gamuret relocated to New York City, where he continued to produce personal commissions and artwork tied to the city’s thriving music scene. His artistic evolution accelerated as he forged a unique visual language, one that blends pop-cultural reimagination with dark, macabre undertones. His range is striking: at times echoing the iconography of Warhol, at others diving into haunting, symbolic imagery that pushes far beyond traditional Pop sensibilities. This breadth of style is central to his appeal, allowing him to reinvent his motifs while maintaining an unmistakable signature.

Gamuret began working with DTR Modern Galleries in 2019. His artworks have been placed in numerous private collections across the United States, and the gallery notably sold a significant installation to The Catbird Restaurant at The National, among other high-profile placements. As his career continues to evolve, his current artistic focus has turned toward cowboy boots, hats, and Western Americana, works that merge mass-appeal aesthetics with his moody, contemporary edge.

Artist at DTR Modern Galleries
Gamuret’s inventive fusion of Pop influence, macabre storytelling, and Western iconography positions him as one of the most uniquely evolving voices in DTR Modern Galleries’ contemporary program. His works can be found across all four gallery locations in Boston, New York City, Palm Beach, and Washington, D.C.