Heavily influenced by graffiti and comic books, he uses spray paint, found paper and objects, acrylic and oil paint to create his unique pieces. Mixing exaggerated images with vivid colors, his work tells the story of urban American in the 21st Century.

Taking on both political and racial issues, he uses dark satire to show the struggle of the everyday man in America. This collection’s central figure, “Spook Cornbread,” loosely inspired by the novel “The Spook who Sat at the Door” by Sam Greenlee, expresses anger, fear, and frustration at the “bamboozling” of life in contemporary America.

You can now buy affordable art prints of Logik1's fantastic work here at the Dangerous Ink Gallery.