“Art will always be an exploration of the human condition, and Go does this in the most child-like of ways, so he says. Oddly enough, when you first look at him, you're greeted by a big dude with long hair. Think an Asian Adam Driver (Kylo Ren). This, at least, is something a lot of people have pointed out to him. It's a vibe that he's come to own, actually. The artist's palette is vibrant and his characters are whimsical, coming straight out of comic books and old Disney shows. He considers them "extended metaphors for our lives." Through humor, irony, and satire, he hopes to communicate his own ideas about the world. His layers of gestural abstraction are characterized by splatters, scribbles, and flat-brush stokes. Present in his paintings are Roy Lichtenstein’s Ben Day dots and Basquiat’s exposure of internal organs. Good artists copy, great artists, well, appropriate (the actual line from Pablo Picasso goes, “good artists copy; great artists steal”).” - thank you to the generous @brylesuralta for publishing this too flattering 🥲and well written piece @esquire @esquireph Of course thank you too to @derekflores1223 @df_artagency 🇵🇭❤️🥹🥰🙏