Alexander Gore Art

Alexander Gore was born in St. Petersburg, Russia. Living just one block from the famous Peter the Great Hermitage Museum, he was his frequent visitor at an early age, fascinated by Western art and preparing to undertake a career as an artist.
After his arrival in New York City in 1980, at age 21 he tried to attract all aspects of the rich world of American art and culture. He continued his search for an arena, where he could get an artistic experience. In the following years, he had traveled many creative paths to Central America, seeing the sights of the ancient beginnings of man, local traditions and the environment. The influence of Central American and Caribbean flavor is visible in the art of Gore.
After 10 years painting in New York, Alexander Gore moved to Miami, where he opened his own gallery. The warm southern palette has had a cheerful effect on Hispanic impressions, which have been fueled by the sun, the epitaph and the happiness of life. Energized by the energy of being in Miami, Alexander Gore produced more than 6,000 original works that found a home in art collections throughout the country and around the world.

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