‘Pattern Bonanza’ - spray paint on wood panel - 36” x 48”
Wavy
‘Wavy’ - spray paint on custom wood panel (framed) - 30” x 40”
Mirrors
-mirrored silver Acrylic Plexiglass layered under
laser cut black gloss Acrylic Plexiglass
-heavy custom white laquered wood frame
-25" x 25" (63.5cm x 63.5cm)
-edition of 10 per color way (gold/silver)
Appropriating the appropriator
‘Appropriating the appropriator’ - 5 layer spray painted stencil on custom wood panel + 1 screen printed black layer. 30" x 27" x 2" (76.2 cm x 68.5 cm x 5.8 cm)
Remember Who You Are
‘Remember Who You Are’ (Signal Red + Riviera) - spray paint on wood panel (framed) - 36” x 36”
Oneness
‘Oneness’ - spray paint on wood panel. 36” x 48”
Pattern Bonanza
‘Pattern Bonanza’ - spray paint on wood panel. 36” x 48”
Oneness
‘Oneness’ - spray paint on wood panel. 36” x 48”
California Gold
‘California Gold’ (fluo orange and fluo yellow) - spray paint on wood panel (framed) - 18”x24”
Pattern Bonanza
‘Pattern Bonanza’ - 36” x 48”
Pattern Bonanza
‘Pattern Bonanza’ - 36” x 36”
Pattern Bonanza
‘Pattern Bonanza’ - spray paint on wood panel 36” x 48”
Human Being
‘Human Being’ - 36" x 48", spray paint on wood panel
A special commission
A special commission for a Hollywood film producer’s 50th birthday, gifted as a surprise by his girlfriend. The painting weaves together elements from his journey—past successes (including the tagline from Wedding Crashers), personal inside jokes and phrases, the coordinates where they met, pet names, his country of origin, early beginnings, and the companies he founded.47 layers of stencil on custom wood panel. 36” x 48”
Various
Various works made during the first lockdown. Spray paint on custom wood panel.
'BOOM, BOOM, BLEEM!' - Solo Show in LA
'BOOM, BOOM, BLEEM!' - Solo Show in LA presented by Holding Co. and Gross Mag.
For Educational Insights
For Educational Insights incorporating their most popular toys.
Retired Painted LA Signage
Retired Painted LA Signage
1-800-CONNECT
It goes without saying, but the world was a different place before the internet and cellphones. We’d head out in the morning to skate, paint, or whatever, and meet up with friends at a few spots around the city. If you didn’t find them at one, you’d run into them at another - or on the way there. You had a general sense of when dinner was and somehow just made it back home, unreachable the whole time.
Being connected like we are today has its upsides, but we’re also constantly distracted - if not outright addicted - to our phones. The dopamine-driven feedback loops keep us hooked: texting, checking likes, posting and doomscrolling.
Beyond the nostalgia, pay phones represent a time that felt freer, more innocent, less fragmented by distraction. With the last pay phone recently removed from NYC, these actions are my attempt to make them just a little harder to erase from the streets of LA.
This are the first phones I’ve painted in the studio and I’m looking forward to expanding on this concept and painting phones in the city everywhere!
Into Light and Space - Show Recap
'Into Light and Space' CHASE Solo Show Recap at Castelli Art Space in Los Angeles. Shot and Edited by @birdmanphoto