Is a Miami-based artist celebrated for his striking woodblock and linocut prints that blend centuries-old techniques with modern pop culture. Using the painstaking process of block printing (hand-carving wood blocks to transfer ink to paper), Brian preserves a craft with ancient Chinese roots that’s slowly becoming a lost art.

His work is known for transforming superheroes, mythic creatures, apocalyptic landscapes, and even the gods and goddesses of Hinduism into intricate, hyper-detailed prints. By merging traditional printmaking methods with contemporary themes, Brian creates pieces that are both timeless and bold.

A hallmark of Brian’s style is his satirical and humorous take on society. His prints exaggerate comic book and cartoon aesthetics, often hiding clever references and captions within lush, imaginative scenes. Each piece is a testament to his ability to combine technical mastery with storytelling, inviting viewers to experience both nostalgia and commentary through his unique artistic lens.