World tour in Gallery: Thitz
Gallery Woo is proud to present an exhibition featuring the works of Thitz, a painter known for his deep affection for humanity and his unique portrayal of urban landscapes.
Thitz has traveled extensively, capturing the essence of cities around the world. His artworks do not merely depict the physical structures of metropolises; rather, they transform familiar urban settings into vibrant, dynamic spaces that reflect the warmth and charm of human life. At first glance, his paintings may appear to be colorful cityscapes, yet beneath the layers of detail, one finds a deeper narrative—one of people, connection, and the shared emotions that define our collective existence.
A key characteristic of Thitz’s work is his incorporation of real-world materials, most notably paper bags collected from different cities. These bags, embedded within his paintings, serve as both a visual and conceptual bridge between art and everyday life, grounding his fantastical cityscapes in reality. This use of found materials gives his work a sense of authenticity while also symbolizing the interconnectedness of global cultures.
What sets Thitz apart is not just his technique, but also the way he conveys a positive and hopeful vision of urban life. His cities are not cold, impersonal structures, but rather lively, animated environments teeming with energy and human presence. His works celebrate diversity and the unique spirit of each location, yet at the heart of every painting is a universal theme: a deep love for people.
Through his art, Thitz invites viewers to rediscover the beauty of everyday moments and to appreciate the intricate, often overlooked details that make cities so rich and meaningful. His paintings remind us that behind every towering skyscraper and bustling street, there are stories of individuals—dreamers, workers, and wanderers—each contributing to the living tapestry of urban existence.
This exhibition at Gallery Woo offers an opportunity to experience Thitz’s captivating vision and to engage with a body of work that transcends geographical boundaries, celebrating the universal human experience through color, texture, and an enduring sense of optimism.
