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Creative
forms
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ARtist Statement
vision
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Art
Art
MIXED MEDIA SERIES
Trans
Trans-form explores the interconnectedness of nature, the manmade world, and the human spirit through themes of identity, transness, and transformation. Using layered materials and imagery from nature, bodies, and structures, the work challenges binaries and fixed ideals, offering beauty as something fluid and evolving. It invites viewers to imagine a world shaped by authenticity, collaboration, and belonging—where we are seen, whole, and always becoming.
Mixed Media Series
Electric
Electric desert reimagines botanicals as a queer body—vibrant, resilient, and unapologetically alive. Through bold colors and textures, it celebrates queerness thriving with strength and defiance in harsh landscapes, while challenging conventional beauty standards.
mixed media series
Remix
Street Remix explores themes of subversive activism through a variety of styles, mediums, and explorations. These pieces focus on reclaiming aspects of identity abandoned under societal pressure to conform to predefined labels or boxes.
Photography Series
Consumed
Consumed explores how addiction, consumerism, and workaholism create a relentless cycle of insatiable hunger at the cost of one’s values and identity. It portrays a world where these forces become methods of self-soothing, leading to disconnection, loss of self, and a constant craving that feels nearly impossible to escape.
Photography
B & W
This black and white photography series centers on form and storytelling, shifting through various styles and moods. By removing color, it invites viewers into a space beyond everyday perception—where form, feeling, and narrative intertwine. The absence of color opens a doorway to see the world differently, allowing for a deeper focus on structure, emotion, and the essence of the image.
04* Bio
RYKER
RYKER BLACK
MultiDisciplinary ARtist
Ryker’s process—built on layering, subtraction and the interplay of diverse materials—examines transformation as both a visual and emotional experience. His work is rooted in themes of identity, the trans experience, queerness and the human condition. Through his art, Ryker creates opportunities for self-discovery and connection, inviting viewers to reflect on their inner landscapes. He believes in art’s power to heal, transform and create meaningful connections—both within communities and on a personal level. His work seeks to empower others to explore new dimensions of identity and reimagine their place in the world.