Looking in the Mirror by FEWOCiOUS

“I love art.” It’s something you will hear FEWOCiOUS say often, and if there’s one thing you need to know about the 18 year old rising star of the art world, that’s it. Representing snapshots of his memories and a mirror into his heart, his passion for creating shines through every piece, all of which exude vibrancy and symbolize the strength of feeling. Now living in Seattle, FEWOCiOUS first started creating art at 13 in his hometown of Las Vegas. His foray into digital art was born as a refuge and escape. FEWOCiOUS sold his first painting at 17, and within a year of that, was able to move to his dream city in the Pacific Northwest to continue creating, through a series of successful NFT drops.
His recent drop FEWO WORLD was a groundbreaking collaboration with RTFKT, the next-gen sneaker and collectible creators who merges the realities of fashion and gaming. Each NFT came with a real world pair of shoes or other fashion piece, generating over $3m in sales in minutes. FEWOCiOUS' latest drop “Fabricated Fairytales” was released in March 2021 in collaboration with best friends parrott_ism, odious and Jonathan Wolfe.
"FEWOCiOUS is following in the same vein [of Basquiat and Barbara Kruger]," writes Kulture Hub, "with their dynamic use of both visual and written imagery." Only 9 months into an already groundbreaking NFT art career, FEWOCiOUS has only started to tap into his unlimited potential and "rapidly rising profile in the digital space” (Hypebeast).
Eventually, they discovered the Art Twitter community, and decided to start posting their own work too. Starting off with sharpie doodles on cheap copy paper, to drawing digitally using their iPad pro and the Procreate app, always creating based off how they feel. To them, Vibrancy symbolizes the strength of feeling. Sometimes, experimenting with acrylic paints in the physical space. Although, Fewocious has never been in an art class, they spend all their time absorbing art books and learning from as many artists they can. Recently, learning how to animate their artworks to extend the fluidity and showcase breathing motions.