We are pleased to presentThe Next Gesture: A Chris Soria/Misha Tyutyunik Collaboration. Soria and Tyutyunik are New York artists and muralists have been collaborating for over a decade, creating compositions that juxtapose abstract swatches of color and geometric shapes with figurative objects and line work.

Their collaboration merges two distinct voices into a unified expression, prioritizing their shared visual language over individual contributions. Their process embraces both structure and spontaneity, allowing moments of precision and improvisation to coexist, resulting in paintings that feel at once intentional and alive.

Working in a variety of mediums, including acrylic, aerosol, and paint markers, they draw influences from Henri Matisse’s cutouts, M.C. Escher’s tessellations, Diego Rivera’s socially charged murals, and the vibrant New York street art scene.

Across the public and private sectors, Soria and Tyutyunik transform spaces into layered visual narratives that encourage both immediate response and thoughtful reflection.

Chris Soria is a visual artist, specializing in large-scale murals and dimensional artwork. Working in mediums including painting, photo-collage, digital art, and ephemeral mediums, Soria has created and collaborated on works of art in public, private, and shared spaces for more than 20 years, with dozens of murals and street art throughout NYC and beyond.

Misha Yutyunik is a Ukrainian-born painter, muralist, street artist, illustrator, and virtual reality artist, living and working out of Brooklyn, NY. A graduate of Pratt Institute, he works with communities around the world to create public art and is regularly commissioned to paint and illustrate for many reputable brands, publications and collectors.