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ODD-YSSEY | OG Mixed Media Artwork | 36 × 48”
ODD-YSSEY is a celebration of the strange, surprising, and beautifully unconventional journey of becoming yourself. Its name blends “odd” with “odyssey,” transforming difference from something to hide into something worthy of exploration.
Built through unexpected materials, layered textures, curious details, and unusual combinations, the piece invites the eye to wander without needing to follow a predictable path. Elements that may seem unrelated begin to create their own visual language, reminding us that meaning often emerges when we allow the pieces to coexist before trying to make them fit.
This heARTwork honors the detours, discoveries, contradictions, and wonderfully weird moments that shape who we are. ODD-YSSEY encourages the viewer to move beyond the familiar, follow curiosity, and recognize that the parts of us labeled “different” may be the very parts that lead us somewhere extraordinary.
Mediums Used: Acrylic paint, gesso, texture paste, spray paint
Materials Used: Buttons, crystals, mulberry paper, googly eyes
Tools Used: Skateboard, squeegee, scrapers
ODD-YSSEY | OG Mixed Media Artwork | 36 × 48”
ODD-YSSEY is a celebration of the strange, surprising, and beautifully unconventional journey of becoming yourself. Its name blends “odd” with “odyssey,” transforming difference from something to hide into something worthy of exploration.
Built through unexpected materials, layered textures, curious details, and unusual combinations, the piece invites the eye to wander without needing to follow a predictable path. Elements that may seem unrelated begin to create their own visual language, reminding us that meaning often emerges when we allow the pieces to coexist before trying to make them fit.
This heARTwork honors the detours, discoveries, contradictions, and wonderfully weird moments that shape who we are. ODD-YSSEY encourages the viewer to move beyond the familiar, follow curiosity, and recognize that the parts of us labeled “different” may be the very parts that lead us somewhere extraordinary.
Mediums Used: Acrylic paint, gesso, texture paste, spray paint
Materials Used: Buttons, crystals, mulberry paper, googly eyes
Tools Used: Skateboard, squeegee, scrapers