This art is made for the growers, the seed sowers, and those who know the beauty of slowing down — just sit back and watch the grass grow.

Mossy Giant's works are not for the easily distracted, Mossy wants the onlooker to take the time, become fully present and step into the worlds that are in front of them. In a world where everything is at our finger tips and our attention is harvested for commercial gain, it is more necessary than ever to slow down and come back to the Now. Art, human-made and slow, is a great medium to pull people out of the rat-race and back into a more peaceful pace - slow down and gaze into the art, while puffing on a pipe of fresh herb...

Through his art Mossy Giant aims to play a small role in lifting the stigmas surrounding forbidden, and often misunderstood, plant medicines like Cannabis Sativa and the psychoactive Fungi. Instead of locking them up Mossy Giant envisions a future where we put these powerful natural, renewable resources to work to benefit all of mankind. From food to shelter, medicine to munchies and clothing to canvas.

Planting seeds, growing plants, and nurturing our fragile topsoils are recurring themes in the work of Mossy Giant. In today’s mechanical, industrial, and fast-paced world, the simple act of planting a seed has become a quiet form of resistance. The Western world has drifted so far from nature that it’s essential to remember we are part of her—not separate—and that caring for Mother Earth and her finite resources is our shared responsibility. Above all, we must recognize that while the plant kingdom can flourish without us, humanity cannot exist without it.

“If everybody could be like the hippie and the bear, this planet would be One -- a habitat, respected, healthy and at peace!”

The Recurring characters that play a major archetypal role within the art of Mossy Giant are the Jolly Bear and the peaceful, wise Hippie/Grower, journeying together through the land and their subconscious. Guided by the fungal and plant kingdom during their epic trips. Power Flowers, Pot(s), Plants and Hippie vans are some of the other trusted pals of the Hippie and the Bear - Out there roaming the forests right now...

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