Collection: Z Hovak

But then war broke out in my country and my family had to flee to a refugee camp in Spain. In the camp, I had to focus on survival and my creative mind was suppressed. But eventually, I was able to make friends from all over the world and my imagination was reignited. Today, I am a successful artist and my art is influenced by my experiences as a refugee and my love for color, shapes, and textures.

Growing up in different countries exposed me to a diverse range of cultures, from the gypsies in Spain to the vibrant turbans in the Middle East and the punk scene on Melrose Avenue. This awakening deepened my connection to the collective consciousness and gave me a bright perspective on life. I am grateful for this journey and the pain that has shaped my DNA. As an artist, I am chosen to transfer creative energy from the divine and bring it into the physical world. My art degree may have disappointed my immigrant parents, but it is in my soul and my veins. I see the world as a neon playground and invite others to shift their perspective and join me in this vibrant world of art.

As a quantum pop artist, I use bright colors and fun, quantum-inspired shapes to heal and uplift the viewer. My obsession with mathematics and quantum physics can be seen in the use of numbers like 33 and 369, which hold special significance to me. Through my art, I aim to bring the frequency of love and positivity to the observer. My passion for art is matched only by my purpose as a voice for animals, and I strive to bring joy and dance to the hearts and souls of all those who experience my work.

My first piece with C1P, also known as Copper, was a gift to my beloved dog as a way to thank him for his love and inspiration. Through my art, I will continue Copper's legacy and use it as a platform to give back to animal charities and causes.