Don’t be sad that the rose bush has thorns, Be happy that a thorn bush has roses

Artwork from Copyright's Fables Exhibition:

Even though the artist represents the ideal from the modern world and culture, he does it with a twist. Often using imagery of simple beauty portrayed by flowers, butterflies and beautiful women his paintings showcase the idealization and the contradiction of unapproachable and illusionistic beautiful princess portrayed in fashion, music and popular culture. His highly stylized and unique style has proven popular and the artist received invitations to design the cover from Reload Magazine, Harper Bazaar, Teen Vogue and Modart, among others. His images must always be viewed with one thought in mind- that there is always an opposite of what they showcase.

Focusing on the acceptance of different dualities in life, Fables is an introspective exhibition depicting themes of life, death and birth. By embracing the joy of life or overwhelming feeling of loss, Fables is an urban fairytale that reflects life’s journey. The story told is one of beauty and acceptance of light and darkness, joy and sorrow. His beautiful women are female warriors that will always fight and be ready for a new journey that will create a new fairy tale.