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Raised on the kind of childhood that would make today's health and safety inspectors faint, building sites were playgrounds, BMX bikes doubled as dining tables, trees were launchpads for questionable parachute experiments, dirt was apparently edible, and digging up coffins seemed like a perfectly reasonable way to spend an afternoon. Add a healthy addiction to stolen sweets, and you've got the making of Chris.
Since the early '80s, Chris has been drawing, painting, building, and generally making things, blissfully unaware it would eventually become his gloriously unplanned mid-life crisis career.
Working across a wide range of mediums, Chris refuses to be pinned down to a single style. He's best known for his mixed media artworks created on genuine dollar bills, transforming everyday currency into bold, playful pieces of art. His money art walks the fine line between creativity and defacing money, challenging perceptions of value while turning something ordinary into something completely unexpected.
Whether it's painting, sculpture, illustration, or reimagined currency, Chris is always chasing the next idea. Variety keeps the process exciting, and every new piece is another stop along the wonderfully unpredictable conveyor belt of life.