CRYPSYBEAR

Own the Unexpected.

Exhibited in 30 galleries. Collected Worldwide.

Pop Art for Independent Thinkers that Choose, Don’t Follow.


POP SURREALISM SERIES

These artworks cracked open the door to a vivid world where logic takes a backseat and symbols run wild. It began with The Vögelhaus — a monumental canvas that set the tone for everything that followed: Figures that whisper in riddles, collaged chaos that speaks in layers, and a dream logic that refuses to behave.

POP-ART SERIES

This series hijacks the gloss of consumer culture, twists it with absurdity, and weaponizes it with irony. From cash-stuffed generosity to mile-high decadence — these works flirt with luxury, mock status, and celebrate chaos. They laugh in the face of subtlety. They don’t whisper — they shout. And they look damn good doing it.

PORTRAITS SERIES

These aren’t your grandmother’s portraits — they stare back, throw shade, and break frames. From surreal ballrooms soaked in secrets, to fast food joints dripping in pop culture chaos, to fierce women reclaiming power — each series is its own spectacle. One-of-one pieces with no filter, no rules, and no second editions. Loud. Defiant. Unapologetically alive.

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THE VÖGELHAUS

Mixed Media

120 × 154 × 4 cm | 47.2’’ x 60.6’’ x 1.6’’, Canvas
2025

  • The Vögelhaus is a surreal, layered mixed media composition that immerses viewers in a vibrant, chaotic tableau where fantasy and social commentary collide. The work depicts a neon-lit brothel constructed like a giant birdhouse—its luminous architecture rendered in electric blues and translucent layers, glowing against a dense collage background. This structure teems with human-bird chimeras in provocative, theatrical stances: perched on ledges, flying through the skies, or framed in glowing windows.

    The imagery flutters between earthly desire and mythical symbolism. Wings, feathers, masks, and animalistic gestures mix with voyeuristic glimpses into the interior. Layers of pop culture ephemera, graffiti, and classical references encrust the scene, creating a dreamlike texture.

    At its core, The Vögelhaus is a visual paradox—a fusion of freedom and captivity. The title, meaning “The Birdhouse,” evokes both shelter and entrapment. Birds, symbols of freedom, grace, and transcendence, are here also caged or performing. The chimeric figures seem part wild, part commodified—caught between worlds.

    The artwork probes the tension between "being free and doing what you want" and the stark reality of sex work within confined systems. It challenges the romantic ideal of being “free like a bird,” presenting characters adorned with feathers but bound by invisible chains—social, psychological, or economic. This duality invites reflection on what freedom truly means when desire, performance, and survival intertwine.

    Materials include:
    925 silver, Swarovski elements, goose feathers, paper collage (notably manga), acrylic, spray paint, and pastel chalk.

    Meticulously rendered details extend along the 4 cm | 1.6’’ canvas edges, creating a fully immersive, three-dimensional object. A wax seal signature in the lower right-hand corner serves as a tactile mark of authenticity.

Own the Unexpected.

Crypsybear creates bold digital and physical artworks that hit different. Art that doesn’t follow trends — it sets its own tone. Crypsybear's work doesn’t fit in — it stands out.
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