TROY

Nationality and Birth Year: Ex Nihilo |
Occupation: Mixed Media
Styles: Pop Art, Digital Art, Sculptor
Location: Based in The Redacted Zone

"Art is a bear hugging you in the freezing cold winter. Art is chaos. Art is throwing a brick through the window. Art is not giving a fuck. Art is a hot rod. Art is destroying. Art is coke. Art is revolution. Art is a mirrorball. Art is fun. Art is a stray dog. Art is daylight robbery. Art is war. Art is feeding sharks. Art is beauty. Art is only rock'n roll. Art is the taste of oysters. Art is never growing up. Art is candy. Art is liquid poetry. Art is ecstasy and agony. Art is drinking champagne. Art is the devil in your soul. Art is burning down the house. Art is love. Art is never enough. Art is a lie. Art is trespassing. Art is a secret about a secret. Art is a warm gun. Art is a sweet child in time. Art is the past, the present and the future."

Artist Statement

TROY - a transhuman entity posing as a visual artist, whose work straddles the realms of pop art, digital art, sculptures and political commentary. A captivating figure—handsome, charismatic, and a sociopath sweet talker—TROY is on a relentless pursuit of fortune and fame, using art as his weapon to carve out a space in the world that thrives on chaos and contradiction.

Operating at the intersection of beauty and disruption, TROY uses satire and symbolism to deconstruct authority, consumerism, and the ever-expanding influence of technology on human experience. His work is a collision of rebellion and spectacle—bold, provocative, and charged with raw energy. Through vivid imagery and striking contrasts, he crafts visual statements that are as unsettling as they are compelling.

For TROY, art is more than expression—it is provocation. A brick through a window, a neon hallucination, a glitch in the system. It is rebellion and surrender, creation and destruction, all collapsing into a single, chaotic moment. His work does not seek comfort; it demands reaction, challenging conventions, tearing through norms, and leaving an impression that lingers long after the viewing ends.