Preferring anonymity, BEAMT!ME is an American artist who lives and works in Florida, USA.
In times like these some suggest this is a period of reinterpreting the roles of the artist and the viewer. Freed from thoughts of gender, nationality, age, even appearance, in a sense BEAMT!ME the artist transfers what happens to each viewer, inviting them to take part. It’s an open concept, not so serious and all are welcome. Art that becomes so faceless, disconnected from the system, to be encountered, offers a gateway to a slumbering place.
The finished artwork blends traditional painting, drawing, and for some works digital techniques.
In 2020, BEAMT!ME began to go beyond painting and drawing to share work with more people, adding text comment or video for theater and whimsical humor.
(BEAMT!ME and this website with all content is Copyright 2020-2026. All rights reserved).
About BEAMT!ME
Somewhere out beyond the always, from a Greeting of Wildness
“Jeepster”* like characters show up from time-to-time
JEEP aka “Just Empties Every Pocket” (1)
With a travelled air, a Look and a Line, before there was Carnaby Street
Whimsical disruptor, on a “chair that isn’t there” (2)
Yeets in unpredictable leaps… All-at-Once in a lifetime
Undercover, a Sustained Deviance, carrying the Universe inside
Thinks it’s been kissed by a Moose
Time’s out-of-the-bag when we hang… baked-in uncertainty abounding
Wears pinstripe and different colored cowboy boots
Alleged street nap, reaching for the fishbowl
Picks-up fallen Sunshine, catches Snowflakes with the Tongue
Reverberating Groove, Tuned-in, Tooning-out then turns a “Whiter Shade of Pale” ** and vanishes without a trace
Detachable and reversible from entanglements, round-the-corner of Future to Past
Beamtime (noun): Time allocated to research for use of a Beam of Particles from a particular source (re: Wiktionary)
* from “Jeepster”, songwriter Mark Bolan
** from “Whiter Shade of Pale”, songwriters Gary Brooker / Keith Reid / Matthew Fisher (1967)
Acknowledgements: (1) Eugene the Jeep character by E. C. Segar, 1936 Thimble Theatre comic strip (now known for Popeye) copyright of King Features Syndicate, Inc. (2) "Alibi" poem by American educator and poet William Hughes Mearns.