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Year: 2022

Medium: Oils

Size: 40" wide x 30" high

Sakatan depicts a widely imaginative battle scene between two opposing forces. The two men in the forefront are seen protecting their villages, which reside within this jungle sitting upon a cliff, enclosed by huge fortified walls and overlooking the ocean. The two men shooting out this portal ride on ancient spaceships, and their fellow comrades are in operation of a huge spacecraft, commanding laser guns to attack the village. As for the boat drifting onto shore, well, I think those lads are just lost.

Year: 2022

Medium: Oils

Size: 60" wide x 48" high

Very depressed during the making of this piece. Conceptually, there's just a lot of imagination carved from deep felt emotion. This scene takes place in some odd reality of Japan, and each separate group of words resonates with my soul. Starting from the very right, the letters say "lion", moving left next to that, the letters say "snake", then in the middle "Entering Death", in the very back - "Kings", towards the right of the nude bar - "Aztec", then "Earth", "Fire", "Water", and finally "Silverstreets" (Silverstreetz- my artistic name).

Year: 2022

Medium: Spray Paint x Oils

Size: 22' wide x 18' high

Pretty depressed during the creation of this piece. Nonetheless, I pushed through and channeled all the uncontrollable chaos and beauty imprisoned in my soul. This was the beginning of a less, sleep deprived routine of starvation and depression, but you can tell that I was still trippin. The demon to the right holds a bowl that states, "Death to Lazy Scum"; which refers to people of privilege who don't get off their ass to work and provide some sort of service to the world.

The demon to the left holds some sort of evil staff as well as a head of (possibly) the privileged people just mentioned. The statement of "Death to Cowards" painted in an engraving like form in the back, refers to people scared of the world. The little guy in the front channeling electricity could be me (I was in some form of psychosis throughout this entire process, so I really don't know) and the Aztec Temple is something that my soul resonates with. The American flag represents pride within brutality.

Year: 2020

Medium: Acrylics

Size: 48" wide x 72" high

Bali

I wanted to create my own variations of the "Barong" from Indonesian/Hindu mythology. Their isn't anything conceptually or spiritually special about this piece, it was more about my discovery of the aesthetics that I found intriguing.

Ganesh

This piece was also done freshman year, serving as an aesthetic more than anything else. Though Ganesh (put simply) is the "remover of obstacles", and at this point in my life I think I genuinely resonated with that. Especially due to the Covid pandemic, I began to detach myself from socializing and trying to put up a front for other people. Focusing more on myself, I pondered how much art means to me, how it relates to my personality, and even the simple things of what just looked "cool" to me.

Year: 2020

Medium: Acrylics

Size: 5.5' wide x 8' high

I completed this piece freshmen year when I became more introspective and keen to what makes me authentic. I decided to connect with my culture (being Indonesian/Filipino) and combining the characters from some of the mythologies into a piece of art. I'm going to be completely honest, I thought the characters in this piece just looked really cool and so I just wanted to represent that in a very stylistic way with the use of acrylic. This piece is definitely less thought provoking and serves more of an aesthetic.

Sakatan

$moked

galatica

siverstreetz returnz

capta1n jack

fast oil paint practice

quick sketchez

electric tormentor

old album cover designz

Bali x Ganesh

Garuda x Rangda

perseus slayer x dont mistake kindness for weakness

variations of lucy

apparel design