Cryptik

This piece of original artwork is ready to hang.

Featuring 16 cutting edge artists from around the world, 1xRUN has brought their global showroom to the Scope International Art Fair in New York City curating an exciting and accessible collection of art for this year’s event. The end result is a collection of paintings, mixed media and sculptural works that epitomize the attitude 1xRUN has cultivated with over 1000 editions published since 2010. No two are alike and each artist runs the gamut with content, execution and style.

Featured artists include: Beau Stanton - Ben Frost - Cope2 - Cryptik - Defer - Denial - Doze Green - Eddie Colla - Greg Gossel - Madsteez - Meggs - Nychos - OG Slick - Persue - Ron Zakrin - Ryan McCann - and - Shark Toof -


ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Cryptik, a Los Angeles based artist, creates works of art that explore the realm of spirituality and consciousness. His iconic depictions of deities and spiritual leaders, along with his signature style of calligraphy, can be seen throughout Los Angeles, adorning the urban landscape and galleries alike.

The Cryptik Movement is a public art campaign dedicated to helping humanity evolve towards greater awareness and understanding through the use of compelling, iconic imagery that demands both scrutiny and reverie.

Find more from Cryptik at cryptik.com

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Cryptik, a Los Angeles based artist, creates works of art that explore the realm of spirituality and consciousness. His iconic depictions of deities and spiritual leaders, along with his signature style of calligraphy, can be seen throughout Los Angeles, adorning the urban landscape and galleries alike.

The Cryptik Movement is a public art campaign dedicated to helping humanity evolve towards greater awareness and understanding through the use of compelling, iconic imagery that demands both scrutiny and reverie.

Cryptik creates from a palette of wonder, where all science, math, and true art spring from equal mystery. His is a clear-eyed art practice of more questions asked than answered. The Southern Californian creative’s intricate, almost trance-inducing works—be they on mammoth walls, slap stickers, or hanging in galleries—find voice in images of spiritual universality. By his hand, Eastern philosophical thought and mantras hypnotically merge with the black letter bombing of cholo writing. The ancient and the sacred marry in a modern quest—through art—for conscious awakening and awareness. - Jamie Maleszka (Mass Appeal)