Zac Yeates (b. 1997, Australia) resides and works in Vilnius, Lithuania. Yeates captivates viewers with his modern approach to art, using airbrushing techniques to create almost digital-like paintings. Drawing inspiration from the ordinary and the idiosyncrasies of everyday life, he mirrors the quirks of the world and the ups and downs of existence. Seamlessly blending the absurd and the comic in his work, he navigates through the intricacies of identity, body image, and challenges of everyday life. The work is focused on personification, identity, and the human form. Characterised by disproportionate physical features, where the lips and eyes shape the entirety of the face. The paintings are constructed like collages, built up by fragments from different sources such as magazines and social media. These elements combine to form a cohesive whole, much like how our identities are shaped by various inputs, including online media, immersion in pop culture, and diverse experiences. The figures take on a reflection of the strangeness inherent in our contemporary era.