Palehorse ~ St. Petersburg, FL. USA
Email: chris@palehorsedesign.com
Instagram: @palehorse


Bio

The artwork of Palehorse has been commissioned by top brands such as: National Geographic, Nike, Mini Cooper, FX, DC Snowboards, X-Games, World of Warcraft, G.I. Joe, Transformers, Arnette Sunglasses, Under Armour, WWE, Brisk Iced Tea, Modelo, Jagermiester, Bud Light, PBR and Live Nation. His work has been exhibited in local, national and international galleries as well as the renown Salvador Dali Museum in Florida. He has created entrance artwork for some of the largest music festivals in the world, and designed officially licensed, screen-printed posters for musical acts such as Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age, Puscifer, 108, Converge, Primus, Iggy Pop, Jimi Hendrix and Rush. In 2015 he and his wife Michelle were founding members, curators, and organizers of the Shine Mural Festival, and since then, they have had an enormous impact on the city by hoisting many world-renown mural artists, which brought new life to our city when many shops and local businesses we’re closing due to the ongoing recession. Palehorse has also created masked pro wrestling persona’s for world class luchador’s such as AEW’s Serpentico and Arena Mexico’s CMLL star known as Oráculo. And since 2018, he has enjoyed hosting a weekly, local meditation circle known as Seekers of the Eternal.

With 20 years of experience as a professional artist, the catalogue of work created by Palehorse now serves as a breadcrumb trail highlighting his intense curiosity and relentless quest for deeper meaning and self-discovery through creativity. Rooted in the timeless practice of Kriya Yoga which invites bliss into the heart, and broadcasts love to all beings, the current artwork of Palehorse is an expression of love that that invites viewers into subtle resonance with their own inner landscape. –Drawing from global mythologies, archetypes, esoteric symbolism and personal devotion, Palehorse’s art acts as both invocation and offering—a reminder that every form carries a vibration, and every symbol an opportunity for inner reflection.


Whether displayed in museums, galleries, personal spaces, on T-shirts, or in city streets, his work calls the viewer into sacred presence, to experience the calm, quite power of eternal love that lies within us all.

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