andrew cotton

North London artist turned NYC local Andrew Cotton brings a raw, unapologetic calligraffiti edge to contemporary Jewish art. Stripping holy concepts like Bitachon, Teshuva, and Hineini of traditional polish, his large-scale spray paint and acrylic works transform spiritual wrestling into visceral street art. From layered Hebrew lettering to provocative, tattoo-stamped portraits of historical figures, Cotton’s work captures a confident, brazen, and post-October 7th Jewish pride that demands to be experienced rather than merely observed.

Calligraffiti Canvases, Pop-Art Portraits & Mixed-Media Works



CURATOR’S NOTE

FEATURED WORKS

Hebrew Calligraffiti Canvases: Large-scale, layered mixed-media works exploring raw spiritual concepts through urban street art typography.

Recontextualized Cultural Portraits: Provocative pop-art portraits of historical and modern figures packed with street-level symbolism and sharp commentary.

Mixed-Media Statement Art: High-contrast, textured gallery pieces combining spray paint, acrylic, and stark lettering.

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