A woman painting traditional Japanese style artwork at a low table in a dimly lit room with shoji screens.
A hand holding a black-and-white coloring page shows a detailed traditional Thai-style mythological scene with a figure, a lion, and a mythic creature, partially colored with intricate patterns.
A collection of vintage and religious items, including a tropical patterned shirt with a spider and web design hanging on a shelf, and a series of religious icons and paintings, some of which depict biblical scenes and saints, surrounded by various d
A person hanging colorful tapestry with artistic designs on a clothesline at the beach during sunset with mountainous background.
A painting depicting a woman with black hair and fair skin, sitting on the ground with a white cloth draped around her waist, holding a pink rose. Next to her is a skeleton holding a candle and a pink rose, set outdoors at night with dark trees and a
A colorful, surreal painting featuring a man wearing a cowboy hat and red shirt, sitting on a horse, with a snake, a cactus with pink flowers, a black dog with a pink tongue, and a woman with a snake wrapped around her. The scene is set against a dar
A surreal painting depicting a woman in a pink dress pointing at a man in a suit with a cowboy hat, standing among tall saguaro cacti. An owl, a cactus with flowers, and a snake are on the ground. The background shows a yellow sun in a light sky.
Three framed abstract paintings with animal and human-like figures in bold, expressive brushstrokes and vibrant colors.
A series of paintings featuring human skulls with red worms crawling through eye sockets and mouths, set against black backgrounds with handwritten text.
A collection of colorful, chaotic paintings with various exaggerated and surreal images including faces, skeletons, animals, and abstract figures, all featuring bold brushstrokes and vivid colors.

Endless Joy is our art project. We paint every day. Some days it comes easy. Some days it doesn’t. The work starts on canvas and stays there until it feels alive. Then we put it on shirts so it can keep moving through the world instead of hanging still on a wall.

We like the idea of the paintings getting out into real life. Sunlight. Rain. Smoke. Cities. Jungles. Strangers. Different lands, different minds, different stories. Everything is made slowly in Bali, by hand, in small numbers. Art meant to be lived in.

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