Eugene Kagansky is an experienced Brooklyn-based scenic artist with a rich artistic journey that spans across various renowned institutions. Having pursued his education at the Parsons School of Design, The New York Academy of Art, and The School of Visual Arts, 

His artistic influences range from iconic figures such as Edward Hopper and the New York School painters to the world of commercial art, drawing inspiration from luminaries like J.C. Leyendecker. Initially establishing himself as an illustrator for major publishing houses, advertising agencies, and esteemed magazines like The New York Magazine, Kagansky later discovered and embraced a profound passion for scenic art.

Eugene Kagansky's portfolio extends into the realms of film, television, and Broadway productions, showcasing his versatile skills in scenic artistry. His notable contributions include work on acclaimed productions such as The Sopranos, Burn After Reading, Sesame Street, The Ice Storm, and The Bourne Ultimatum. In addition, he has lent his artistic expertise to prestigious campaigns for renowned brands such as Givenchy, Hugo Boss, Shiseido, L'Oreal, and Garnier.

Noteworthy among Kagansky's achievements are his paintings, which have been featured on popular television series like The Succession and The Sinner. His proficiency in scenic art techniques, including faux finishing, marbelizing, wood graining, trompe-l'oeil, theater drop painting, lettering and various other skills that create captivating visual illusions, adds an extra layer of depth to his artistic repertoire.