
John Paul Fauves, "No Bat Can Bite"
Mixed media on canvas
66" x 55.5"
John Paul Fauves, "The Punto"
Mixed media on canvas
61.5" x 52"
John Paul Fauves, "Lost N Found"
Mixed media on canvas
49" x 80"
John Paul Fauves, "Future In The Past"
Mixed media on canvas
49" x 80"
John Paul Fauves, "Did Dare"
Mixed media on canvas
63" x 47"
John Paul Fauves, "Mind Abyss"
Mixed media on canvas
62" x 53"
John Paul Fauves, "Mountain Live"
Mixed media on canvas
63" x 48"
John Paul Fauves, "Tiger In AHouse"
Mixed media on canvas
63" x 52"
John Paul Fauves "Soul Found Spirit"
Mixed media on canvas
72" x 50.50"
John Paul Fauves "Foundacoin of Paper"
Mixed media on canvas
60.50" x 50.50"
John Paul Fauves "Soul on Wood"
Mixed media on canvas
67" x 50.50"
John Paul Fauves, "Bob Paint"
Mixed media on canvas
43" x 31"
John Paul Fauves "In The Cloud"
Mixed media on canvas
73" x 49"
John Paul Fauves "We Wait" SOLD
Mixed media on canvas
51.50" x 42"
John Paul Fauves "Spiritual Day" SOLD
Mixed media on canvas
67" x 53"
John Paul Fauves "Wait On Flow" SOLD
Mixed media on canvas
53" x 47"
John Paul Fauves, "Elmo's Luer" SOLD
Mixed media on canvas
80" x 62"
John Paul Fauves "Art is Not A Thing" SOLD
Mixed media on canvas
53" x 47"
John Paul Fauves "When The Road is no Road" SOLD
Mixed media on canvas
50" x 43"
John Paul Fauves "James Warhol" SOLD
Mixed media on canvas
53" x 47"
John Paul Fauves "Psychosis" SOLD
Technique mixte sur toile
53.50" x 37"
John Paul Fauves, "I am Homer" SOLD
Mixed media on canvas
69" x 49"
John Paul Fauves, "MiQueen" SOLD
Mixed media on canvas
53" x 40"
John Paul Fauves, "Warhol Secrets" SOLD
Mixed media on canvas
53" x 38"
John Paul Fauves (b. 1980) is a contemporary Costa Rican Artist who lives and works in San Jose. Heavily influenced by the Fauvist movement of the early 20th century, John Paul seeks to eternally question and challenge viewers. His themes deal with all aspects of the self: temptation, addiction, and redemption being prominent throughout his works.
John Paul Fauves formulated much of his technique and subject matter under the guidance of Joaquin Rodriguez Del Paso throughout the 90’s and early 2000’s - and then spent fifteen years developing his signature fusing of pop culture icons with sinister and ever changing fauvist elements.
“A Loss of Innocence” - a theme conceived in 2015 was introduced to the NYC art scene with a solo show at Guy Hepner Gallery in 2016 with The TAX Collection. This series dealt with the innocence we observe in children (for John, this was his young son) and how we grapple with knowing they will inevitably lose this fragile worldview as they are exposed to the cruelty and beauty of the outside world.