#ThisIsNotStreetArt
2018
Oil & Krink Pens on Canvas
#ThisIsNotStreetArt
2018
Oil & Krink Pens on Canvas
2018
2018
Digital & Spray Paint
2018
New Media Print
2017
New Media Print
2017
Mixed Mediums on Board
2017
New Media Print
2017
New Media Print
2017
Mixed Mediums on Board
2017
Mixed Mediums with Dartington Crystal on Amazon Carboard
2017, Signed Lower Left
18 x 11.75"
New Media Print
2017
Ruined Mediums on Board
2017
New Media Print & Original Available
2017
Mixed Mediums on Board
2017: Signed
84 x 119 cm 33.1 x 46.8 in
Interfere takes on Leonardo's "Lady with an Ermine" with an expressionistic modern twist; from Roy Lichtenstein, Kandinksy, Robert Motherwell to Street Art
New Media Print & Original Available
2017
New Media Print & Original Available
2017
New Media Print & Original Available
2017
2017 Mixed Mediums on Board
594 x 841 mm 3.4 x 33.1 in
2017: Signed
New Media Print & Original Available
2017
New Media Print & Original Available
2017
Martyred. Risen. Sainted.
Commentating on the jusqu'à position of classical works and modern street art blurred together most notably in European Cities.
The Original and First Victorinette. La Premiere Dame was created after months traveling through Italy, France, Switzerland and the UK. The blurred lines between classical works of art and modern street art found in the cities of Europe prompted us to create this series.
A commentary of the seemingly disrespectful ‘street art’ and highly cherished classical pieces makes the dichotomy of “La Premiere Dame” come to light.
Mixed mediums on pH neutral board, with Graphite, Spray Paint, Acrylic and Digital.
Signed.
Cross mediums on canvas, framed. From the Hidden Rooms exposition in Downtown L.A.’s historical Arts District
2018
From the Hidden Rooms exposition in DTLA’s historical Arts District
2018
43” x 64”
2018
From the highly successful “Hidden Rooms” exhibition in L.A.’s historic arts district.
For us this piece serves as a reminder of how each person defines their faith and spirituality individually. We are big believers that religion means something different to everybody. So by removing baby Jesus from Mary’s arms, viewers must fill in the image of him themselves—the process of which represents how one might fill in their own religious beliefs.
Cross mediums on canvas with Skull Bunnies from legendary skateboarder Jeff Ho of Venice’s Dog Town & Z-Boys fame.
2018
Live from the Rendon 2018
Installation View
Installation View: the Rendon
Los Angeles
2018
In Castle View, Playing Cards
2018
Installation View
Designed and used for the streets of London's Shoreditch Arts District
"This is Not Street Art"
Acrylic, Spray Paint, Dartington Crystal, Diamond Dust, Digital & Graphite on Board
33 x 43 in
2017 Mixed Mediums on Board
84 x 119 cm 33.1 x 46.8 in
Signed
Mixed Mediums on Board
2017: Signed
11" x 18"
2017 Mixed Mediums on Board
84 x 119 cm 33.1 x 46.8 in
Signed
Mixed Mediums on Board
59 x 84 cm 25 x 34 in
Signed, 2017
2017 Mixed Mediums on Board
297 x 420 mm 11 x 17 in
2017 Mixed & Ruined Mediums on Hand Made Paper
594 x 841 mm 23.4 x 33.1 in
2017 Mixed Mediums on Board
45 x 63.5 cm 18 x 25 in
Signed
Acrylic, Pen & Pastel
Acrylic on Board
Acrylic on Board, Signed
Acrylic and Oil on Board
Digital Art
