
Prints
15 works

Untitled 6, 2012
Acrylic, enamel and glitter on canvas
48 x 78 in ; 121.9 x 198.1 cm
Retna's "Untitled 6" (2012) exemplifies his iconic calligraphic abstraction. Executed in acrylic, enamel, and glitter on canvas, the piece showcases his distinctive hieroglyphic script, merging ancient forms with contemporary street art aesthetics. Bold lines and intricate patterns create a dynamic visual rhythm, while the metallic sheen and glitter elements add a captivating luminescence and depth, inviting viewers to decipher its unique, universal language.
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Retna
Chinga tu Maiz
2018

Retna
Conversation piece
2012

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Crooked Just Like You
2016

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El Nino Oscuro ha Regresado
2018

Retna
Elongated Brimstone
2018

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Es la estudante
2018

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Esta Bien Chiflado Ese Guey
2013

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Esta es la Cuenta
2018

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Los Ninos de la Madrugada
2012

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Sacred Scars
2014

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Sacred Solicitations II
2016

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Sensations of a Black Line
2013

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Sorcery of My Style
2012

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Straight Shooter
2015

Retna
Una Chingadera Sofisticada
2018

Retna
Untitled
2012

Retna
Untitled (black and white)
2012

Retna
Untitled Green Calligraphy
2024

Retna
White Noise
2016

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Explore Retna's compelling Paintings series, a curated collection showcasing the acclaimed Los Angeles-based artist's masterful exploration of line, language, and visual storytelling. This series encompasses works such as Sensations of a Black Line, Straight Shooter, Sacred Scars, and Esta es la Cuenta, each demonstrating Retna's signature fusion of abstract mark-making and conceptual depth.
Known for his distinctive approach to contemporary art, Retna's paintings combine gestural abstraction with lyrical elements, creating pieces that resonate with collectors seeking both aesthetic sophistication and cultural significance. The series reflects his continued evolution as an artist, balancing raw expressionism with refined technique.
These works have established themselves within the contemporary art market, appealing to seasoned collectors and emerging enthusiasts alike. Whether you're drawn to the emotional intensity of Sacred Scars or the dynamic composition of Crooked Just Like You, each painting offers a unique entry point into Retna's artistic vision.
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Retna's paintings extend the calligraphic script system he developed through years of mural and street practice into a more intimate, gallery-scale format, allowing for the layering, colour experimentation, and compositional density that large-scale outdoor works do not always accommodate. Works such as Sacred Scars and Sensations of a Black Line demonstrate the range of his mark-making — from dense, rhythmic fields of script to more sparse, gestural compositions — while retaining the underlying discipline of a visual language built from multiple historical writing traditions.
Retna's practice has been exhibited internationally in both gallery and museum contexts, and his collaborations with major fashion and music brands have introduced his distinctive visual language to audiences well beyond the traditional contemporary art world.

Retna, born Marquis Lewis, has established a robust and dynamic presence within the contemporary art market, attracting a global collecting base drawn to his distinctive visual language. His auction performance reflects a consistent demand, with works frequently appearing at major houses such as Phillips, Sotheby's, and Christie's.