Fire. Dirt. Body hair. Glue traps. Melting ice. Space travel. Scraps from an Ab-Ex master. View over 700 paintings, in 18 Conceptual series, meant to visually please, intellectually provoke and innovatively push the materials envelope.

Wish fulfillment. Magic spells. Secret math. Suggestive shapes. Happy accidents. Repaired masterpieces and ancient discoveries. Enlarged insects. And lots and lots of language. View over 700 paintings, in 19 Conceptual series.

Put a loaded gun to the artist’s head, and under such duress he just might confess that drawing is his favorite medium. In 31 Conceptual series, and over 1,300 works, the artist twist, turns and tortures the line and invites in unusual companions to join the ink.

Artificial Intelligence+Artist’s Imagination=Groundbreaking Work of Staggering Pleasure.

The artist’s conceptual journey began with photography more than two decades ago. While the scope of his work has since broadened far beyond the camera, photography remains essential to his practice, as these 25 series demonstrate. More than 500 works sell for less than $100.

No Classical busts or super-sized slabs of curving steel here. These sculptures innovate by taking Minimalism to the extreme of small; by using surprising materials; and by discovering what happens when you mash up artistic giants.

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Pushing the materials envelope. With envelopes. And body hair. Bleach. Dirt. Fire. Ice. Blood. Glue traps. Coffee. Spaghetti sauce. Wite-Out. Tacks. Light bulbs. Underwear. Lottery tickets, Clothing scraps. Sandpaper. Poker chips. Soup cans. Plastic bags. Razors. Sponges. Toilet rolls. Stickers. Bell jars. Darts. Trash. Feathers. Condoms. And wait, there’s (much) more….

Take my words for it.

The artist as actor, with Method to his madness.

Does the artist believe in magic? Maybe. But he’s sure of art’s power to transform lives. And grant the occasional wish.

You’re invited to control the artist’s creativity, or at least commission a work.

Art to listen to, and watch.

Kids have books, movies, music and TV shows just for them. Now, they have contemporary art, too.

Original, one-of-a-kind, signed art for under 10 bucks. You might get a drawing, you might get a photograph, you might get a collage, you might get something else entirely. Artist’s choice.