Art

BOYS DON'T CRY.

Boys Don’t Cry explores the quiet pressure placed on men to stay tough, keep moving, and hide what’s really going on beneath the surface. The work challenges the old idea that vulnerability is weakness, highlighting the emotional weight many carry in silence. Through this piece, I wanted to open a conversation about masculinity, mental health, and the importance of allowing ourselves to be seen, heard, and human.

rage.

Rage is a raw expression of emotion without restraint. Layers of aggressive brushwork, vivid colour, and chaotic mark-making collide across the canvas, creating a visual tension between destruction and creation. The fluorescent oranges, deep blacks, and saturated reds evoke moments of intensity, frustration, and release, while scattered symbols and fragmented forms hint at thoughts too overwhelming to be contained. Rather than depicting anger literally, Rage captures its energy — unpredictable, consuming, and ultimately human.

BUNNA.

The prints don’t usually have a meaning behind them. Most of the time they come from being bored, messing around with ideas, and having a bit of fun with the creative process. Rather than starting with a message and building a design around it, the designs are usually created by experimenting with different images, textures, and layouts until something clicks.

We’ve never felt the need to force a story behind every piece. Not everything has to stand for something or have a hidden message. Sometimes it’s simply about creating something that catches your eye, starts a conversation, or just looks sick. There’s a lot of freedom in creating without overthinking it.

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