Collection: Trá Slaughter

68 products
Love Is...
Love Is...
Love Is...
Price
$5,800
Mercy Mercy Mercy
Mercy Mercy Mercy
Mercy Mercy Mercy
Price
$850
Miles
Miles
Miles
Price
$575
Missing New Orleans
Missing New Orleans
Missing New Orleans
Price
$850
Mood Indigo
Mood Indigo
Mood Indigo
Price
$1,400
Moon Glow
Moon Glow
Moon Glow
Price
$1,400
My Ballerina
My Ballerina
My Ballerina
Price
$7,200
My Heart Was A Swarm
My Heart Was A Swarm
My Heart Was A Swarm
Price
$2,800
Pale King
Pale King
Price
$3,400
Prairie Life (1929)
Prairie Life (1929)
Prairie Life (1929)
Price
$750
Ramblin' Man
Ramblin' Man
Price
$6,800
Red Baron
Red Baron
Red Baron
Price
$1,850
Roy Orbison
Roy Orbison
Price
$1,500
Scrum
Scrum
Scrum
Price
$550
Selena
Selena
Selena
Price
$1,950
Shadow Boxing in the Dark
Shadow Boxing in the Dark
Price
$400
She Loves Me
She Loves Me
She Loves Me
Price
$5,000
The Ballerina
The Ballerina
The Ballerina
Price
$7,200
The Gown
The Gown
The Gown
Price
$750
The Handbag
The Handbag
The Handbag
Price
$750
The Legends
The Legends
The Legends
Price
$1,400
the Red Baron
the Red Baron
the Red Baron
Price
$550
Touch Tourist
Touch Tourist
Touch Tourist
Price
$550
Under the Sweater
Under the Sweater
Price
$450
Wanna Hear a Secret?
Wanna Hear a Secret?
Price
$450
We Can Live on a Mountain
We Can Live on a Mountain
Price
$750
You Ain't Been Blue
You Ain't Been Blue
Price
$950
Zodiacs
Zodiacs
Zodiacs
Price
$550

 


BIO

Houston-based artist Trá Slaughter has been an artist for as long as he can remember. Painting, drawing and creating have always been in my blood. He grew up about an hour south of Houston, Texas and moved to the city in 2000 to attend The Art Institute of Houston. He obtained a degree in Graphic Design in 2002. After spending several years in the career field, Slaughter eventually transitioned to working as a full-time artist nearly 10-years ago. His work spans several styles created in numerous mediums, including oil, acrylic, latex, oil sticks, charcoal and just about anything else that can be use to make a mark. His work often explores the outward expression of our inner emotions. Slaughter says: “I see us all as donning a mask, or shield in order to go out and do our battles, to handle our lives. The mask never truly reveals what’s going on “behind the scenes” of our mind and emotions.”

His most recent work stems from the visualization of song lyrics. In these pieces, Slaughter invites the viewer along on the same path experienced by the artist each time he listens to a favorite song, allowing the lyrics themselves to become the main subject of the work.