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Capturing humanity, wildlife, and raw nature through imagery and ink.

I create the quiet pulse between humanity and the wild.

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Across continents and stories, I use imagery and ink to trace the quiet pulse between humanity and the wild.  Each piece begins in motion — alcohol inks flow like rivers, while gold and mica shimmer like soft sand dunes on the horizon.

 

My work reflects the places that shaped me: cultivating crops with the Maasai in Tanzania, amplifying unheard voices in Delhi, gathering vegetables for soup kitchens in Argentina, building wells beside desert elephants in Namibia, documenting war and resilience in Uganda, standing steady amid the bloodied heat of rooster fights in Puerto Rico, tracing the relentless rhythm of Chinese factories, capturing Manhattan’s glittering nights, walking through London’s fog-draped streets, and listening to the tide’s hush in Mexico.

 

Every image and canvas is a translation of that journey — the chaos and beauty of being alive rendered in color, movement, and light. Each work is a living fragment of the world’s untamed spirit… a way to hold, for a moment, what is always disappearing.

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GREYSON STUDIO

Paintings born with the instinct to document hope and heartache, degradation and growth, sorrow and elation

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CONTACT

Lukas Maverick Greyson is an award-winning photojournalist with three decades of global storytelling and a fierce advocate for healthcare equality. His lens has chronicled war, resilience, and survival across continents, and today, he channels that same commitment into supporting HIV-positive patients at Mount Sinai Institute for Advanced Medicine in New York City. His work continues to bridge art, humanity, and advocacy on a global scale. He currently lives in Brooklyn, NY with his wife Liz, 2 daughters and his 2 pups. 

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© 2025 Lukas Greyson / Greyson Images / Greyson Studio

 

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