My public installations often include these stylized roses, with center circles similar to suns or moons (or portals) that materialize in soft, warm tones harmoniously organized in distinctly confined pools of color. I rarely plan them out beforehand, instead I prefer to free-hand sketch them onto the surface and let them materialize in their own growth patterns. It becomes a moment of connection with space and my body and in a way I am creating a moment where masculine and feminine energies ebb and flow and fuse into something unique. Everything is queer and free and beautiful.
About the Artist
Seibot (they/them) is a queer, trans non-binary visual artist and muralist based in San Franscisco. Their work is usually brightly colored, and heavily features stylized floral patterns with other abstract organic shapes. They work mostly in acrylic and latex paint, metal leaf, oil-based inks, occasionally experimenting with glitter additives, and high gloss finishes.
Instagram: @seibot
https://seibot.art/
About the Partner
Paint The Void supports artists for the public good and highlights art as essential, particularly during times of crisis. The organization uplifts artists and their voices by funding public art and creativity in everyday urban spaces – spaces that impact and enhance people’s daily lives. Paint the Void is a fiscally sponsored 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, born from an idea to help keep artists engaged and paid as guardians of hope and beauty in a time of fear and uncertainty.
Instagram: @paintthevoidproject
Website: www.PaintTheVoid.org