Guy Aitchison

My life as an artist has two distinct sides.

On the one hand, I work on the human body creating large-scale abstract artworks that are meant to flatter the human anatomy, a kind of physical magic. I embrace the client's ideas, their quirks and preferences, their scars and existing tattoos, as parts of the character of each project, and I thrive off these limitations.

On the other hand, I paint imaginative inner landscapes, taking no commissions and embracing no limitations except for my own, informed by my experience with human anatomy and inspired by nature's symphony of chaos and harmony. I experiment freely with combining invented forms with realistic lighting and atmosphere to try infusing my creations with emotional depth.

These two art forms feed each other in an endless cycle, which keeps my art evolving.