While the artist’s intentions may initially feel obvious, taking a step back to fully appreciate the details of the subject makes it clear there is a deeper message at play in this piece. Delivering emotion with the undertones of good and evil, this is sure to provoke thought.

There’s simply no way of knowing how cursed the doll is.

All we know is that it is definitely 100% cursed.

Who knew you could make a blank sheet of paper say so much? It’s really quite beautiful.

“Horses, what do they know that we don’t?” – that was the question asked by the artist when they set out to create this remarkable work. A piece steeped in anticipation and curiosity, the primal power of the horse is conveyed in an exceptionally and equestrially beautiful fashion.

Just horsin’ around in the studio with our cameraman, Jon. 🐴

Almost Shakespearean in its delivery, the artist has expressed a truly whimsical tale of love and loss through the medium of artichoke. A layered work, its themes of power and struggle are prominent throughout, with more than a playful nod to Italian folktales and early Spanish literature.

It’s beautiful, isn’t it? We’re getting a little artichoked up just looking at it. 🥹

The beets carry a remarkable quiet dignity throughout this piece, with a level of grounded resilience only achievable by a root vegetable. The bold choices made by the artist in roots, stems, and colors reflect powerfully on the social constructs of togetherness and distance.

Jon said he wanted some new beets in the studio.

Different kinda beets, apparently.

Drawing inspiration from sun-drenched Mediterranean coastlines, the artist has captured the very essence of what it means to be a clementine. Undeniably citrus-forward, by maintaining the integrity of the skin, this piece evokes deep social commentary with each segment remaining united.

We were going to say ‘orange you glad you stopped scrolling’ 🍊

But it’s actually a clementine, so that ruined that idea.

By highlighting the flowing curves and impressive length of the banana, the artist has really captured the playful elegance of tropical regions. While certainly potassium forward, it's the subtle bruising that steals the show, delivering a grounding and somber spirit that makes this a timeless piece

We’ve got a studio, we’ve got a camera guy, we’ve got a banana. 🍌

Let’s put them all to good use, shall we?

… I don’t think anyone has heard the guy speak.

Turns out voice cloning CAN go wrong.