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Work by Oscar Lett: painting of two people crouching together on a pale snowy rise under a periwinkle sky.
Work by Oscar Lett: painted figures in black, one pulling another by the hair, on a wall papered with black-and-white comic pages.
Work by Oscar Lett: wide painting of a silhouetted figure at a glowing orange shore, beside a curtain of white and teal vines.
Work by Oscar Lett: gold-leaf-toned painting with dark, scraped-away vertical shapes suggesting figures and structures.
Work by Oscar Lett: black-and-white painting of a night city rooftop with a full moon, bright beams of light, and speckled splatters.
Work by Oscar Lett: painting of a dark figure leaping through red and cream arcs over a smoky red cityscape.
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Art is far from being dead, overrated or unaccessible.

Beautiful, honest, emotive, truthful, fierce and skilful is what Oscar Lett wants from what he does. Oscar has lived, worked and studied in Paris, Kyoto, London and now New York where each city always reflects on the artworks he creates. His trips (Costa Rica, New Caledonia, Curacao, Mongolia etc.) are also a huge influence in what he creates since his close environment feeds his inspiration thread.

What Oscar thrives on is the challenge of making a cross-cultural and worldwide art, as accessible, striking and beautiful as one can be. By mixing all the arts and playing with the styles the art world usually divides, he intends to merge at once street and urban aesthetics with a more classic form of fine art because in the end any art serves the same purpose: to make you feel, to make you think and above all to blow your mind.

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