not.travis is a Dallas based contemporary artist who has pioneered a one-of-a-kind brand and name for himself in the art world by curating innovative and bold works of art. He uses unconventional techniques to create abstract paintings, street art, murals, sculptures, fashionwear, and digital content and combines photography editing with acrylics, spray paint, neon lights, and metal elements to deliver trend-setting installations of vibrant color palettes that are recognizably him.
Uncomfortable is his norm, and why he continuously aspires to go bigger and more experiential with each new artistic endeavor. not.travis is the co-founder and creator of one of Texas’ most successful immersive art exhibits, and his highly sought works of art have been featured at Miami’s Art Basel, and countless other exclusive shows across the United States. He is currently developing his fourth permanent immersive art exhibit Gallery DeFi, scheduled to debut in 2022.
Artist Not.Travis brings hand-dyed aesthetics and bold color work to DeadSoxy's premium sock platform. Each design is a wearable piece of art — limited-edition patterns that stand out in a drawer full of basics.
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We sat down with Travis...
The general act of creating and the journey you go on completing an art piece, would be a main driving force of why I create. Getting lost during the creation process and figuring things out along the way is really what I love. I feel like my best work tends to be created spontaneously and in the moment. Being able to offer a glimpse of that feeling through my art and immersive experiences is something I strive to do with every thing I create.
I always want to constantly be learning and evolving as an artist. I first began with photography, to painting, to murals, to sculpture, and now to clothing. The goal is to be able to transfer a signature style across all mediums and that is one thing that I am looking forward to most through my collaboration with DeadSoxy.
Fashion and clothing has always been something I wanted to get into. With the timing of me launching my own clothing line, it only made sense to do a collaboration with another Dallas based clothing company. DeadSoxy takes a very hands-on approach and puts emphasis on the details, which as an artist I can appreciate. Excited to contribute my style to what DeadSoxy already does well.
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