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Haunted Euth “All Gone Wrong” ~ Opens April 14th

10:29 AM PDT on April 12, 2012

C.A.V.E. GALLERY • 1108 Abbot Kinney Blvd • Venice CA 90291

Opening Reception: Saturday, April 14 - On View thru May 5

HAUNTED EUTH ~ "ALL GONE WRONG"



Haunted Euth is a Los Angeles based artist whose messages are translated primarily through bold screen-printed images and text. He draws his influence from literature, nostalgia, youth culture, graffiti and photography. The new series "All Gone Wrong" is a collection of stream of conscious imagery that provide an anecdote to life's brutal moments.

ARTIST STATEMENT:
"My new work is entirely autobiographical - calling upon, navigating and negotiating the complex relationships and experiences I struggled to balance last year. Themes of addiction, love, struggle, fear and anxiety are paramount in the work I produced for this show. This new body of illustrations is a open acknowledgment to the past and signifies a new, positive outlook on the future."

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