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Oil on Canvas
20" x 30"
Sin: Wrath
Born and raised in South Los Angeles, this artist’s work is deeply rooted in a landscape of economic scarcity and the pervasive influence of popular culture. By reverse-engineering the consumer products that served as childhood symbols of affection—like the die-cut cardboard of a Big Mac box—they developed a unique mastery over 2D and 3D forms. Today, their work explores and deconstructs the visual language of mainstream communication to expose, challenge, and undermine its influence.
Oil on Canvas
20" x 30"
Sin: Wrath
Born and raised in South Los Angeles, this artist’s work is deeply rooted in a landscape of economic scarcity and the pervasive influence of popular culture. By reverse-engineering the consumer products that served as childhood symbols of affection—like the die-cut cardboard of a Big Mac box—they developed a unique mastery over 2D and 3D forms. Today, their work explores and deconstructs the visual language of mainstream communication to expose, challenge, and undermine its influence.