Jovanni Luna manipulates latex house paint to expand the idea of paintskins.  He received his BFA from Washington State University (2013), and his MFA from Columbus College of Art & Design (2015). Currently residing in Brooklyn, NY.

“a paintskin, constructed out of recycled acrylic house paint, is in a constant state of transformation from its initial state of liquid to solid. it gradually evolves through repetitive actions of layering, cutting and rolling the paint. this laborious process of working becomes hidden with each additional layer of material, obscuring the actions before it, allowing only subtle cues to be seen in the end: hints of color, gentle textures, subtle brushstrokes.”

FEATURED IN