George Alexander II

Artist Biography

George Alexander II (Aka. Ofuskie) is a Muskogee-Creek artist that blends surrealist symbolism with Indigenous values and a visionary humanitarian outlook. His work inspires dialogues on unity, compassion, and the eternal pursuit of progress. By exploring themes such as time, dreams, landscape, and identity, he encourages viewers to reflect on their own roles in creating a more harmonious and equitable world.

Through his art, Ofuskie offers a visionary perspective on how human nature can guide us towards a more sustainable and interconnected future. His pieces often incorporate natural elements and traditional motifs, reimagined through a contemporary lens, serving as a powerful reminder of the enduring relevance of Indigenous knowledge in addressing global challenges.

As an advocate for cross-cultural understanding, Ofuskie's  exhibitions and public talks have become platforms for fostering empathy and promoting social change. His work continues to inspire audiences around the world, inviting them to engage in a collective journey towards greater awareness, respect, and unity among all peoples

Artist Statement

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