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Chris Dyer (artist)
Chris Dyer (born 3 March 1979, Ottawa, Canada) is an artist based in Montreal, who exhibits and performs his art worldwide is receiving much critical recognition. His unique works vary in mediums and range from visionary art, to street art, including skateboard art. He's one of the few artists passionately and successfully bridging and uniting these different styles. Chris' artwork has many subject matters and flavours, that's for sure. The main theme seen through his artwork is cultural and spiritual oneness of humanity and beyond.
==Life==
Born in Ottawa, Canada, Chris moved to Lima, Peru at age 4. Chris started skateboarding at 8 years old, surfing at 12, and later fan-based gangbanging at a local soccer stadium. The name of the gang was ‘Sepulcro’ who were fans of the Universitario de Deportes. Chris’ parents sent him to Canada to study, in 1996, at age 17. He lived in Ottawa with his grandmother, where he attended Heritage College and University of Ottawa and during those years he was a heavy drinker and was very self-destructive. In the summer of 2001 he went tree planting, which directed Chris towards a pursuit of a much more spiritual path. He moved to Montreal in 2000 to study Illustration at Dawson College. Later in life Chris studied under (and later taught alongside) visionary masters, including Alex Grey, Robert Venosa, Martina Hoffman, Laurence Caruana, A. Andrew Gonzales, Maura Holden, and Amanda Sage. Traveling is a big part of Chris' explorative lifestyle, so to this day he has experienced over 30 countries. One of the countries where he had a solo exhibition was Belgium, where he met his wife Valerie Lambert, who he married in 2010. He continues to live off his craft and travel the world exhibiting art, painting huge colorful murals and teaching workshops at different visionary art gatherings around the globe.
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