Gay art on demand – visit the Goran Gallery

Empty walls are a thing of the past

By Suzy Size

If you ever stayed at Sansuk Boutique Guesthouse in Pattaya you must have seen those intriguing pictures on the walls which depict male beauty in a very colorful fashion. Goran Jurec has produced them and they are so called "Giclées". Suzy (as usual) had no idea what that might be, but thanks to Wikipedia she found out in an instant (we were so dumb without the internet!):

“Artists tend to use these types of inkjet printing processes commonly called "Giclée" to make reproductions of their original two-dimensional artwork, photographs or computer generated art. Professionally produced inkjet prints are much more expensive on a “per print” basis than the traditional four color offset lithography process originally used to make such reproductions (a large format inkjet can cost more than $50 a print, not including scanning and color correction, as opposed to $5 a print for a four-color offset litho of the same image printed in a run of 1000). However, since the artist does not need to pay for market and store large print runs, and since the artist can print and sell each print individually to match demand, inkjet printing is used as an economical alternative to producing large runs of four color offset prints. Inkjet printing has the added advantage of allowing the artist to control every aspect of the image, its color and the substrate printed on, and even allows the artist to own and operate the printer itself.”

And that is exactly what artist Goran Jurec does. We open the Goran Gallery this week and will add new works of him in the coming weeks. Goran who? Here are some biographical details:

Goran Jurec

Born 1966 in Croatia where since high school time he starts to develop an interest in photography, art and design. First pictures published with 17 years in a national music magazine. After graduating from the famous ESMOD school of fashion in Munich and apprenticeship for advertising photography he moved to Thailand in 1994 and lives here since. After years in fashion photography and cover pictures for various publications he starts to experiment and combine computer design and modern photography. His latest collection is called “Genesis “ it represent the colors of the human energy and mind and is very intense on a naked human body.

This collection consists of limited photo prints on photo Paper or printed on canvas. For all large prints genuine Epson UltraChrome K3™ ink is used which will not fade for at least 70 years. The print run is limited:

• 6 x 9 inch -- 300 prints
• 12 x 18 inch -- 150 prints
• 18 x 27 inch -- 100 prints
• 24 x 36 inch -- 50 prints
• 36 x 54 inch -- 20 prints
• 44 x 66 inch -- 10 prints

If you want to purchase one or more of those unique gay art prints, proceed to the Giclée Gallery and just fill in the order form. But by now you surely want to see some of the goodies, here you go:

See more of these works in the Giclée Gallery.