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From conceptualizing to painting, we’re ready to design your dream mural. We promise a client-centric approach that empowers ideas, eases concerns, and delivers quality craftsmanship we’ll all be proud of.
Gabriel Ostapchuk is an artist with a deep love and respect for mother earth. Using a combination of spray paint and brushes, Gabriel creates vibrant and saturated abstract and surreal scenes.
Drawing upon local culture and natural surroundings to create impactful and meaningful works of art that add value to the communities and people it touches. Gabriel has been painting canvases and murals professionally for over 5 years, in over 4 countries with his largest mural spanning 506 Square Feet.
Testimonials
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“Having Gabriel bring his art into our space felt like more than just decoration; it felt like a piece of his story became part of ours. Watching him work, seeing the intention behind every line and color, was honestly just cool to witness. The final result blew us away, and it means even more knowing the hands and heart behind it.”
- Stuart Gold / Mural Commission
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"We had the privilege of working with Gabriel on the memorial mural for Squamish Helping Hands Society, and the experience was wonderful. He brought not only immense talent but also a positive and collaborative spirit that made the entire process seamless and enjoyable. Gabriel was incredibly easy to work with, flexible with our needs, and consistently demonstrated professionalism and good nature throughout the project. The mural is a breathtaking tribute that has profoundly touched our community and surpassed all our expectations. We wholeheartedly recommend Gabriel to anyone looking for an artist who combines skill, passion, and kindness in their work."
Michelle Balch / Under One Roof Commission
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“Gabe was professional and compassionate in his work. His timeline and quote were accurate and delivered on time. He listened to our needs and incorporated them into our incredible memorial mural. This spot provides hopeful solace to many who would other wise have nowhere to honour their loved ones. His active listening and collaborative spirit were his greatest assets.”
Lori Pyne / Squamish Helping Hands Commission