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Matthew Bober
Reflection, Contemporary Photorealist Painting of Japanese Figure & Vervet Skull

2015

About the Item

Reflection 2015 Oil on Panel 9" x 12" unframed 15" x 18" framed Photorealist oil painting of a black pedestal in black reflection pool with floating flowers, vervet skull wrapped in plastic and a Japanese wax and cloth figurine. Matthew Bober lives and works out of NYC. His work mixes traditional painting techniques with contemporary design and aesthetic into a macabre pop realism. He studied at The School of Visual Arts, The National Academy Of Design and The Art Students League of New York, shows at galleries throughout the east coast. Matthew worked as a senior painter for Jeff Koons for 13 years painting many of his most important works.
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