The Artwork of Travis Trium Perfectum
When I Saw My Reflection, I Left My Body Charcoal on 18 x 24″ 140lb watercolor paper, framed Available to purchase here When I Saw My Reflection, I Left My Body Giclee print on 12 x 18″ premium watercolor paper matted to 16 x 20″ Available to purchase here...
Trauma Hole Charcoal, aged paper, handwriting on 18 x 24" 140lb watercolor paper, framed Available to purchase here Trauma Hole Giclee print on 12 x 18" premium watercolor paper matted to 16 x 20" Available to purchase here...
Alley Way Confession (charcoal original on 9 x 12" 14olb watercolor paper) Alley Way Confession was one of the first pieces I created when moving into this charcoal direction. This piece seems to elicit many thoughts from viewing this dream-like entity. Almost smirking to get something off his chest or to strike fear in the onlooker, there's something ominous in his gaze. The original was recently sold at my art exhibition, but now the print is available here. As with all my prints of my charcoal pieces, they are giclee and rated as archival printed on watercolor paper to mimic......
Well, as I am finally getting back to normal life (if there is such a thing for me), but my art exhibition this last weekend went amazing. The amount of time and energy I put into it was entirely worth it and I hope those in attendance enjoyed it. I want to thank everyone who came out for it (special thanks to the person who flew from LA and close friends for making the long trek) and got to see my video sculpture along with over a dozen new pieces and countless prints. Debuting over a dozen new charcoal originals......
[vc_custom_heading text="Like Foreplay to Annihilation: An Art Exhibition by Travis Trium Perfectum" font_size="32" font_weight="700" css_animation="fade"]After all the energy and work I have put into this show, it is time for you to bear witness to it. There hasn't been a day in months that I haven't been working on and towards this. Art is my life and I am cordially inviting you to take part in it this weekend. It would mean so much to me to be in the company of those who appreciate what I do and I am looking forward to seeing new and old faces alike.......
The Human Cascade Bathing in Eternity ▾ charcoal on 18″ x 24″ 140lb watercolor paper ▾ ▾▼▾ This will probably be my final charcoal piece I will fully reveal before my Like Foreplay to Annihilation art exhibition in November. I just photographed all my new charcoal works and am prepping the images for high quality...
Travis Trium Perfectum I Won't Feel the Same ▾ charcoal on 18" x 24" 140lb watercolor paper ▾ Well, I have widened my medium flow again adding charcoal to the mix. I Won't Feel the Same is only the first of many pieces I will be releasing in this form. This piece and many others will debut and be available to purchase at my art exhibition Like Foreplay to Annihilation at The Dark Parlour November 5th and 6th....
Your Tears Will Not Put Me Out, 2021 1080 x 1920 HD Looping Video Photography, video, handwriting, editing all by Travis Trium Perfectum With my genesis NFT I wanted to create a self-portrait of sorts, but it really is a commentary on being an artist in general. To me, art has always been about pushing yourself, in healthy and unhealthy ways alike. The line "find something you love and let it kill you" certainly comes to mind. Those closest to you and people who follow your work can and will be affected by what you do to yourself to continue......
Travis Trium Perfectum set to return to The Dark Parlour in York, Pennsylvania this November **FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE** Travis Trium Perfectum and his unique and immersive art experience returns to The Dark Parlour with an all new art exhibition! Like Foreplay to Annihilation will spotlight Parting Martyrs in Myxoma, a nearly six foot tall and...
Today marks a symbolic beginning of a new age in my work. I've always said that art is the only freedom we will ever know. It challenges convention, explores dangerous thoughts and spreads them across an audience encouraging conversation/growth. Yet, in these modern times, I'm seeing a public outcry escalate for art being censored and policed. Condemning ideas, concepts, film scripts, fictional characters/scenes and attempting to place limits around what we can or should explore. I take that threat very, very personally as an artist. Art is either fully free or not at all. Trust me when I say that......
