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Holman Arthurs
BIO
Holman H.D. Arthurs is a Brooklyn-born abstract visual artist whose work embodies a captivating fusion of influences from graffiti art, ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, and his extensive travels around the world. Born in the vibrant art scene of Brooklyn in the 1980s, Arthurs was immersed in the energetic and expressive world of graffiti that adorned the city streets. This early exposure ignited his passion for visual art and sparked his exploration of unconventional forms of artistic expression.
After relocating to Los Angeles, Arthurs witnessed a different facet of graffiti art, where territorial markings by gangs coexisted with a subset of taggers who pushed the boundaries of artistic expression by creating captivating art pieces on walls and buses. This experience broadened his understanding of graffiti's diverse manifestations and deepened his appreciation for the intersection of art and urban culture.
As Arthurs embarked on his artistic journey, he embarked on an exploration of abstract art. Influenced by ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs and their ability to communicate through symbols, Arthurs developed his own visual language, characterized by geometric shapes and limited color palettes. His works evoke a sense of storytelling, as he weaves together grays, blacks, whites, and vibrant reds to create compositions that convey profound narratives and introspective emotions.
Throughout his career, Arthurs has traveled extensively, curating art shows in cities such as Dubai, London, Bali, Portugal, and Barcelona. These experiences exposed him to diverse artistic expressions and allowed him to witness the common thread of human decency that art weaves among people across cultures. This realization has deeply influenced Arthurs' practice, inspiring him to create art that fosters connections, provokes thought, and invites viewers to explore their own interpretations and emotions.
<p class="" data-mce-fragment="1">Holman H.D. Arthurs' work has been showcased in numerous solo and group exhibitions, both locally and internationally. His ability to merge influences from graffiti, ancient symbols, and global experiences has garnered attention and accolades, including an upcoming solo exhibition at Avant Gallery. Arthurs' artistic voice resonates through his abstract compositions, inviting viewers to engage with their own inner worlds and discover the universal language of art.</p>
After relocating to Los Angeles, Arthurs witnessed a different facet of graffiti art, where territorial markings by gangs coexisted with a subset of taggers who pushed the boundaries of artistic expression by creating captivating art pieces on walls and buses. This experience broadened his understanding of graffiti's diverse manifestations and deepened his appreciation for the intersection of art and urban culture.
As Arthurs embarked on his artistic journey, he embarked on an exploration of abstract art. Influenced by ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs and their ability to communicate through symbols, Arthurs developed his own visual language, characterized by geometric shapes and limited color palettes. His works evoke a sense of storytelling, as he weaves together grays, blacks, whites, and vibrant reds to create compositions that convey profound narratives and introspective emotions.
Throughout his career, Arthurs has traveled extensively, curating art shows in cities such as Dubai, London, Bali, Portugal, and Barcelona. These experiences exposed him to diverse artistic expressions and allowed him to witness the common thread of human decency that art weaves among people across cultures. This realization has deeply influenced Arthurs' practice, inspiring him to create art that fosters connections, provokes thought, and invites viewers to explore their own interpretations and emotions.
<p class="" data-mce-fragment="1">Holman H.D. Arthurs' work has been showcased in numerous solo and group exhibitions, both locally and internationally. His ability to merge influences from graffiti, ancient symbols, and global experiences has garnered attention and accolades, including an upcoming solo exhibition at Avant Gallery. Arthurs' artistic voice resonates through his abstract compositions, inviting viewers to engage with their own inner worlds and discover the universal language of art.</p>