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The Brooklyn, NY based artist CAVIER COLEMAN was called a “Renaissance” artist by Forbes Magazine, has been featured in L'uomo Vogue, and has collaborated with brands like Puma, L’Officiel, and Saks Fifth Avenue.
This summer he brings the Pacific Northwest a bold and colorful vision from his imagination that encapsulates the beauty and frustration of living in a postmodern “1st world.” Cavier Coleman’s Land of Paradise and Hell challenges the viewer to confront the inner trauma of living in an unbalanced society. How can we escape the deepest and darkest energies within ourselves?
If survival is a priority of our species, we must act with urgency. While we are divided by identity and focused on conquering external enemies, perhaps we should focus more on outwitting the opp that lives in our own minds.