Boo Art

Mother NatureMother Nature is Gaia in all of her wonder. The seasons flow, the sun and moon shine on all, weathers rage and Earth’s creatures bask in Mother Nature’s presence.

The JourneyThe Journey is about reincarnation. While people often see only the face of death, the reality is a journey that takes us from birth to death to be rebirth, and a return through the arms of Mother Earth to be reborn. The soul, like the Fool of the tarot cards steps off the precipice and into the journey of life, time passes and age creeps in. Those on life’s journey ignore the Cosmic Jester, holding out the symbol of eternity, telling them that life is forever. Instead the participants enter the tunnel and into the light. They exit as mummy/cocoons, reborn as butterflies (spirit) to return to the journey. The clock (one of the skull’s “eyes”) numbers are from various civilizations and times. The clock is surrounded by Uroboros, the serpent with tail in mouth signifying eternity.

The Cosmic JesterThe Cosmic Jester is a piece reminding us that what we see as fatality and death, its often merely Life’s Cosmic Joke. With eyes closed we allow ourselves, puppet-like, to be led by none other than the Cosmic Jester himself, the soul dancing across the Valley of the Shadow of Death unaware of the humor inherent in the Cosmos.

Alex Gross, Brian Viveros & Fred Harper

Alex Gross “ButterFlies In The Rain”

An award winning painter and one time art professor, Alex Gross should have been in these lists long ago . Much of his work is inspired by his time spent traveling through Japan. This is a polymer etching on Rives BFK paper and was made by the pros at Pressure Printing. Etchings are amazing but not quite common anymore. This specific one is pretty much sold out save for a few proofs Alex has left over.

Brian M. Viveros “DirtyLand”

With a perfect blend of erotic and surreal art, Brian M Viveros has been making a big noise in the art world. The Art of Porn exhibition held in Switzerland is what really helped to kick start his career. Brian has an amazing style of painting, I love the expressions on the figures in his work. There is always some kind of naughty or sultry look, like in this piece. The prints are signed and numbered in an edition of 69.

Fred Harper “Amber Tears”

New York is just filled with amazing artists, Fred Harper is one them. This is the kind of surreal painting that I enjoy the most. Fred has an upcoming show at the Last Rites Gallery in New York that was just started by Genevive Zacconi and Paul Booth. I’m a huge fan of all of Fred’s painting but this one has to be my favorite, and you can only get this print from the Last Rites Gallery. It’s signed and numbered in an edition of 200.

Chris Buzelli “DNA”

An illustrator out of New York, Chris has done work for Playboy, RollingStone, Village Voice and many others. All of his paintings are in oil, and you can see that rich feel that oil gives even in these pictures. The color in this one has that feel that it’s quite old and just on the verge of cracking. Each one of his prints are on Hahnemule photo rag, limited to only 25.

Danny Roberts “By Any Means Necessary”

An artist living in Las Vegas, Danny has been working in the Commercial art field for 10 years. He is now showing his personal art in galleries such as M Modern Gallery, which he currently has a solo show at. Danny’s style is very dynamic and colorful. I don’t have to wear a suit for any of my jobs, I did at one point and hated it. But when your out kicking ass, wearing a suit makes it look way smoother. This print is 13″ x19″ and you can choose a white or black border.