Cubs the Poet is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans poetry, visual art, and performance. Known for transforming language into an act of presence, he also creates visual works that extend his poetic sensibilities into form, color, and composition. Whether writing poems in public spaces, crafting intimate texts, or producing visual pieces that explore abstraction and emotional resonance, Cubs approaches art as a practice of deep listening and intentionality. His visual artistry often mirrors the qualities of his poetry—minimal yet expansive, contemplative yet boldly expressive. 

Through line, texture, and symbolic gesture, he constructs meditative spaces that invite viewers to slow down, breathe, and encounter themselves with clarity. His work frequently engages themes of tenderness, justice, and the radical potential of imagination, offering both solace and provocation in a world that often moves too quickly to notice its own contradictions.

Cubs’s collaboration with GOT GOT Studios reflects his belief that art can interrupt cycles of harm and open pathways toward collective healing. In communities where people often say they have been “got got” by systems of power, his work—both written and visual—serves as a reminder that creativity can restore possibility, dignity, and connection.