strayltd

About
Working as an artist and director, strayltd has created unique box sets and record covers for The Mars Volta and Omar Rodríguez-López and is represented in the European fine art museum, Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien in Austria

Specialising in digital art, his work consists of animated and static, two-dimensional and three-dimensional collage. More recently he has experimented with artificial intelligence generative art for a full dome planetarium presentation by the Herbert W. Franke Foundation

Art
Creating figurative collage, strayltd uses cultural imagery and music memorabilia to create artwork that is provocative. Using free association techniques to expressively create each artwork, his images tell a story with a contemporary narrative, and display a world of equality, beauty and humour

“Stumbled across Queenies by strayltd and scrambled to unlock my Ledger. Banger”
XCOPY | Artist | Cryptoart Pioneer

Art Direction
With a wealth of experience from the creative and music industry, strayltd has helped bring to life unique identities and products for an exciting list of clients

• The Mars Volta
• Omar Rodriguez-Lopez
• Clouds Hill Music Group
• Environmental Investigation Agency

“His work is cool”
Omar Rodríguez-López | Musician | The Mars Volta

Commissions
A cleaner style of collage is used for commissions, where the focus of attention is on the client. The results are no less beautiful and have even been entered for prestigious music industry awards such as The Grammys.

“La Realidad de los Sueños, resembles some kind of trippy, seemingly bottomless treasure chest”
Rolling Stone Magazine | April 2021

Awards & Exhibitions
Art by strayltd is exhibited in small galleries around the world, often in the form of cryptoart. And, most recently an animated, 3D self-portrait has been accepted into the permanent collection of the European fine art museum, Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien

Art Representation
2024 KHM Wien | Vienna | Austria

“Your artwork will make an important contemporary contribution to our collection”
Sabine Haag | Director General | KHM-Museumsverband