“Identity is never
one perspective.
Fragments reveal
what perfection hides.”
Mr. Pinkbrush develops Fragmented Cubism
a contemporary art movement exploring identity through fragmented iconic figures.
Works are held in the collections of:
Carlos Slim
Entrepreneur and founder of Museo Soumaya, Mexico
Susanne Grether
Entrepreneur and owner of one of the most important private art collections in the world (Basel, Switzerland)
Pascal Mouawad
International entrepreneur, jeweler, and art collector
Presented through galleries including:
Krause Gallery ( New York City)
Les Galeries Bartoux (Paris · Monaco · Cannes)
Markowicz Fine Art (Miami)
Corridor Contemporary (Tel Aviv)
Presented internationally:
Art Basel Miami Beach
Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary
Museum Ground (South Korea)

Art Basel Miami Beach
Collaborations include:
Warner Bros. Entertainment
DC Comics
Fragmented Cubism breaks apart familiar figures and rebuilds them into layered portraits of memory,
identity and emotion. Through this approach, Mr. Pinkbrush transforms iconic characters into psychological
mirrors that remain visually accessible while revealing deeper structures beneath the surface.
Fragmented Cubism is developed on the Côte d’Azur - a region closely connected to the history of Cubism
through Picasso’s work in Antibes, Vallauris and Mougins.
Today, this dialogue continues through a contemporary visual language.


Museum Ground - South Korea


Creative collaboration with Warner Bros. Entertainment and DC Comics

Markowitz Fine Art - Miami

Les Galeries Bartoux - Paris, Monaco, Cannes
Mr. Pinkbrush transforms familiar animated figures into emotional mirrors that reflect memory, identity and personal experience.
His works explore how images from childhood continue to shape who we become as adults.
Through Fragmented Cubism, these figures become layered portraits of protection, humor and resilience - balancing playfulness with psychological depth.



Fragmented Cubism studio on the Côte d’Azur, 2026
Fragmented Cubism extends the historical language of Cubism, first established by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, into a contemporary figurative context shaped by identity, perception, and visual culture.

Explore one-of-a-kind original paintings by Mr. Pinkbrush.
These works are part of the Fragmented Cubism movement and transform familiar figures into layered images exploring identity, memory and contemporary visual culture.
All works are unique paintings on canvas and available
directly from the studio.

Discover limited edition art skate decks by Mr. Pinkbrush.
These collectible objects translate his contemporary painting practice into sculptural formats created for collectors interested in art beyond traditional canvas.

A curated series of limited-edition artworks created in collaboration with Warner Bros. Entertainment and DC Comics.
These works translate iconic characters into contemporary fine art within the context of Mr. Pinkbrush’s artistic practice.

A curated selection of limited and open edition
fine art prints by Mr. Pinkbrush.
These prints make selected works accessible in carefully produced editions while maintaining the visual presence of the original paintings.

Each artwork is accompanied by a hand-sealed and embossed Certificate of Authenticity produced with the same level of care and material quality as the artwork itself.

Enter the studio of Mr. Pinkbrush on the Côte d’Azur,
where Fragmented Cubism is developed as an ongoing contemporary artistic practice. This section offers insight
into the working process behind the paintings.

Elevate your workspace with rotating contemporary
paintings by Mr. Pinkbrush.
This leasing program offers businesses, hotels and collectors
access to selected works from the Fragmented Cubism movement
as part of a refined and evolving visual environment.
COLLECTORS & RECOGNITION
Collectors and curators consistently highlight the emotional depth of his work –
particularly the expressive intensity found in the eyes of his characters.
“Emotionally profound.”
Susanne Grether
“An amazing artist blessed with great talent.”
Pascal Mouawad

