Woven Paintings
Crossroad Series
In folklore, Crossroads represents a location "between the worlds". As goes the myth of the Blues Musician selling his soul to the devil at the Crossroads, many graffiti artists feel like they are "selling their souls" by working with Galleries.
"I embrace the Gallery and Contemporary Art worlds.
My "Cross Roads" Woven paper series are original paintings on handwoven strips of Coventry Rag Archival Paper." - Risk
Peaceful Buddha Rainbow
Rolling Risky Blue
Rolling Risky Green
Peaceful Buddha Gold
Rolling Risky Orange
Rolling Risky Rainbow
Peaceful Buddha Blue
Rolling Risky Red
Rolling Risky Gold
Felixy Green Stars
Felixy Pink Stars
Peaceful Warrior Blue
Keep On Keepin On ... Purple
Peaceful Warrior Olive
Keep On Keepin On ... Blue
Felixy Red Stars
Peaceful Warrior Red
PGFY Pink
American Flag Series
Risk did his first "My America" Flag painting during Covid in 2020.
His daughters found an American Flag in the trash, and they asked why it was thrown away. Risk decided to make the discarded flag into something that represents the "America" he believes in - freedom of speech, standing up for peace and justice, doing the right thing and believing in a better future.
My America
American Flag Large
American Flag Small
Works on Paper
Risk-oleum Blues
Peaceful Buddha Red
Risk-oleum Rainbow
Anarch To Monarch
Risk-oleum Purple / Yellow
Peaceful Warrior Orange
A series of intricately painted images on metal panels made of Risk's used spray paint cans, license plates, road signs, or other metal. Risk uses license plates as a metaphor for humans.
They come in all sizes, shapes, colors and come from different places.
Metallic Tissue
Relief - Risk Tag
Relief - WTF Icon
Relief - Keep On Keepin On