Sunset Social Club is a private, members-only cannabis lounge tucked into the hills of West Hollywood. Known for its laid-back luxury, elevated experiences, and vibrant creative community, it’s a space where culture, connection, and high-end relaxation meet.
My work is currently on view here as part of their commitment to supporting local artists and creating immersive environments. This rotating collection reflects themes of identity, presence, and altered states—resonating with the spirit of the space itself.
On view through: End of October
For purchase or inquiries: info@poetryofi.com
Mind's Eye II
48” x 48”
Mixed Media on Paint Skin Canvas
This piece represents my mind, trying to fit in places where it doesn’t.
I’m sure we all feel like this, especially with today’s society, the idea of “humanity” can be highly questioned, if measured against morals and intentions.
With this piece, I’m trying to explain the beauty inside our mind, and our imagination, encased in a world that does
Better Than Tape
48" x 48"
Mixed Media over Paint Skin Canvas
This piece is both a wink and a critique, a response to the viral banana duct-taped to a wall that challenged the art world.
Instead of tape, this piece offers an elegant and excessive golden cage with the bananas are framed as something precious.
This work plays with the absurdity of value.
Is it commentary? Is it comedy?
Is it more “art” n
Death Star Gothic
48" x 48"
Photograph on Paint Skin Canvas
This piece is part of a series that reimagines American classics through the lens of pop culture. A small figurine was customized, staged, and photographed in a handcrafted scene—then printed onto my signature recycled paint skin canvas.
It’s a mashup of nostalgia and modern mythology, where farmhouse stoicism meets sci-fi rebellion.
SMILE, You're On Camera
36" x 36"
Mixed media on recycled paint skin canvas
This piece plays with the tension between authenticity and performance — the masks we wear and how we present ourselves. Two smiling faces, one upright and one inverted, create a mirrored contradiction: sincerity versus surveillance.
Made on a canvas of sun-dried, recycled paint, the cracks and textures reveal what often lies
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