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My iPhone 4 Sculpture from the @anonartistgroup Show last night. . . #art#contemporaryart#sculpture#painting#neoexpressionism

Few shots from my 77:7PM solo show at @heritage_artcenter . @cocacola @thecocacolaco Photos by @whymilky @skylarsuddeth #art#neoexpressionism#graffiti#streetart#contemporaryart#cocacola#scuplture

New Paintings Available at @scottandsonspictureframing

Jaclayvious Emmanuel Untitled(s), 2025 Mixed media on paper 18”x24” Jaclayvious Emmanuel’s “Ducks Drink Water” will be on view from May 2 to 31, 2025. “I just make art, I study, I study everyone and everything I find interesting. I never stop reading, I never stop learning and I never stop making art. It doesn’t matter what I make, as long as I’m doing the work, as long as I’m making something. I just mush up everything I’ve learned with everything that’s in my head. VII create art out of anything, anything I can get my hands on, it could be oils......could be oatmeal. I don’t have a process. There is no Science behind it. It’s about figuring out how to take my thoughts, beliefs and inner self and turning it into figures. strip away the unnecessary. I leave the meaning to the viewer in hopes that they can find any answer to their internal questions and maybe even a meaning to their life.” . . . . #bellsgallery #jaclayvious #contemporaryart #artgallery #buyart

MixTape - now playing: @jaclayvious We’re showing a number of pieces from this Columbus artist whose works are guided by his environment and the ephemeral nature of time. Stop by and see these works in person and view/purchase on the guestroomcollective.com website for a limited time. @cocacola @worldofcocacola @guest_room_collective #georgiaartist #columbusgaartist #atlantaartist #abstractartwork #fineart #streetart #installationart #cocacola #passingoftime #interiordesign #contemporaryart #artforsale #artforsaleonline #analogueart

Photo By @sammiesaxonstudio

[ Je Pense Tu Penses ] Bristol Board Paper 18 x 24 2025

Jaclayvious Emmanuel Earl, 2022 Mixed media on cardboard 19”x20” 6:46, 2024 Mixed media on cardboard 12”x20” France, 2022 Mixed media on cardboard 15.5”x19” *listed left to right (first image) “I just make art, I study, I study everyone and everything I find interesting. I never stop reading, I never stop learning and I never stop making art. It doesn’t matter what I make, as long as I’m doing the work, as long as I’m making something. I just mush up everything I’ve learned with everything that’s in my head. VIl create art out of anything, anything I can get my hands on, it could be oils......t could be oatmeal. I don’t have a process. There is no Science behind it. It’s about figuring out how to take my thoughts, beliefs and inner self and turning it into figures. strip away the unnecessary. I leave the meaning to the viewer in hopes that they can find any answer to their internal questions and maybe even a meaning to their life.”

ATM Sculpture from my recent solo exhibition ||DUCKS DRINK WATER|| at @thebellsgallery

Thanks to all who came out on Friday night for the Ducks Drink Water exhibition opening. Don’t miss Jaclayvious Emmanuel’s solo exhibition on view at Bells Gallery this month! We are happy to present a solo exhibition of works by artist Jaclayvious Emmanuel. Ducks Drink Water will be on view from May 2 to 31, 2025. The exhibition will share painted two-dimensional works and sculptures. Jaclayvious Emmanuel (b. 1993, Columbus, Georgia) is a self-taught Neo-Expressionist mixed-media artist. A naturally curious individual, his artistic roots began at five years old with his love for skateboarding. His intrigue in the sport’s culture inspired his exploration of graffiti. Nomadic tendencies fostered by skateboarding often prompted him to travel on a whim. Painting graffiti while traveling deepened his fascination with art and motivated him to study traditional media and techniques.​​​​​​​ Whether it be teaching himself Japanese and working on a strawberry farm in Ibaraki, investigating garment construction and materials, or practicing traditional and modern animation methods, Jaclayvious constantly immerses himself in something new. His openness to opportunity allows him to explore questions thoroughly. Jaclayvious’ works are guided by his environment and the passing of time. He frequently uses recycled materials, playing with scale and condition to emphasize everyday items. He uses his work to draw attention to abandoned property, invoking a sense of nostalgia and shedding light on things often taken for granted.

🗣️ You’re invited to the “Ducks Drink Water” opening reception with artist Jayclayvious Emmanuel on Friday, May 2, 2025, at 5:30p. The Bells Gallery is excited to present a solo exhibition of works by artist Jaclayvious Emmanuel. Ducks Drink Water will be on view from May 2 to 31, 2025. The exhibition will share painted two-dimensional works and sculptures. Jaclayvious Emmanuel (b. 1993, Columbus, Georgia) is a self-taught Neo-Expressionist mixed-media artist. A naturally curious individual, his artistic roots began at five years old with his love for skateboarding. His intrigue in the sport’s culture inspired his exploration of graffiti. Nomadic tendencies fostered by skateboarding often prompted him to travel on a whim. Painting graffiti while traveling deepened his fascination with art and motivated him to study traditional media and techniques.​​​​​​​ Whether it be teaching himself Japanese and working on a strawberry farm in Ibaraki, investigating garment construction and materials, or practicing traditional and modern animation methods, Jaclayvious constantly immerses himself in something new. His openness to opportunity allows him to explore questions thoroughly. Jaclayvious’ works are guided by his environment and the passing of time. He frequently uses recycled materials, playing with scale and condition to emphasize everyday items. He uses his work to draw attention to abandoned property, invoking a sense of nostalgia and shedding light on things often taken for granted.