David Hollier, a UK-born artist based in New York, creates a unique fusion of art, prose, and culture. Through textual paintings, he skillfully intertwines text and imagery, portraying iconic cultural and political figures. This art form serves as a platform for societal commentary, challenging inequality and injustice, and playing on pop culture.

Hollier's mastery of calligraphy results in intricate portraits that invite contemplation. By using words that transcend time and culture, his works defy traditional aesthetics, sparking conversations at the intersection of pop culture and politics. This narrative also stems from his academic journey, encompassing visual arts and computer imaging.

Currently an adjunct professor at Parsons, Hollier's influence extends to the next generation of artists. His exhibitions across the US and Europe, coupled with his support for HUMANCULTURE’s charitable endeavors, underscore his commitment to both artistic and social evolution. In a world hungry for meaningful dialogue, David Hollier's art acts as a catalyst for conversation and social change.