Onkruyd is a visual artist who plants faces like seeds in the streets. Each one is a symbol of persistence, repetition, and quiet rebellion. He inhabits the space between the unwanted and the unspoken, turning arbitrary surfaces into playful forms. The recurring face figures are not self-portraits, but rather symbols of stubborn presence, expressions that resist erasion and invite recognition. He creates new mythologies of fortune and survival. Underneath the playfulness lies a soft endurance, an art that's incandescent, doesn't perish, and lasts for the future.
