Hoizon is a painter and animator whose hand-drawn work moves between oil on canvas and digital collections released on platforms such as SuperRare, Foundation and Objkt. Recurring series pair biblical language and imagery with themes of guilt, grief and, in some works, blockchain culture.
His series Euphoric Tragedy sets an original dialogue about guilt and pain against paraphrased biblical text, building hand-drawn animated frames that, in his words, “capture the poignant beauty of being human”. One piece from the series, Klazomania, was shown at the “Echoes of Emotion” exhibition in Times Square, New York. His series FATHER, SON, AND HOLY BLOCK imagines Bitcoin as “the Son of code”, emerged to herald a new era of transparent transactions. The blockchain itself becomes a holy scripture in the series, offering its believers solace in its immutability.






