Following a successful introduction into the art world via Holland’s tremendous support, QUIK eschewed the USA for the most part finding Europe’s admirable attempts for racial and social equality more to his liking. The racial tensions and social inequalities present within the United States is a recurrent and raging theme in QUIK’s work. When asked in regard to his thematic development and professional career now in it’s fourth decade, QUIK simply replies, “I paint sounds, I paint the Blues.”
The Blues is not all QUIK paints, as one can revel in his cynical juxtaposition of cartoon characters; romantic and brooding pinup girls and naturally the graffiti lettering that has now made him world famous after participating in hundreds of museum and gallery exhibitions. To balance his relentless energies in the commercial art world QUIK has a respected notoriety for working alongside and instructing high school and university students throughout western Europe.https://artsorigin.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/pexels-photo-5874736-e1631871997669-1.jpeg
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