Henry Stinson

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Henry Stinson’s world is not a world of black and white. His is a world dripping with bold, bright colors in richly textured shades of allegorical meaning and humor. His uncanny ability to milk a life-changing metaphor from a fire hydrant, a model’s mood, or a toy robot is priceless.

A near-death experience with electrocution (behind his family’s living room couch at the age of five) left Henry’s perception of reality forever altered. Moses went to the mountain and was touched by God. Henry says that he was touched behind the plastic covered yellow couch of his parents’ home. Whatever the origin, Henry has the singular ability to translate moments into paintings, making his work popular with private collectors both in the US and abroad.

Works:

Roll Sushi Roll by Henry Stinson

Zapper by Henry Stinson

Where Be Your Gibes Now by Henry Stinson

Welcome to Altair IV by Henry Stinson

Vaporizer by Henry Stinson

Typewriter by Henry Stinson

Sushi II by Henry Stinson

Stars Yellow Field by Henry Stinson

Stars Blue Field by Henry Stinson

Stars by Henry Stinson

Snapshot by Henry Stinson

Sink by Henry Stinson

Shoes by Henry Stinson

Set to Stun by Henry Stinson

Say It Ain't So by Henry Stinson

Salt 5 by Henry Stinson

Atomic Blaster by Henry Stinson

Robo Selfie #1 by Henry Stinson

Robert the Robot by Henry Stinson

Robby by Henry Stinson

Red by Henry Stinson

Nail Polish by Henry Stinson

Mega Blasters by Henry Stinson

Lunchtime Adventures by Henry Stinson

Iron Giant by Henry Stinson

If I Only Had a Heart by Henry Stinson

Exterminator by Henry Stinson

Dynamo by Henry Stinson

Disruptor by Henry Stinson

Disintegrator by Henry Stinson

Atomizer by Henry Stinson