15 bodies of work

Series

  1. This work is the culmination of Mccreedy’s career to date. It is highly auto-biographical as it pulls inspiration from all the sources that define him. Much like a writer maintains a diary, this grand piece serves as a means for Mccreedy to articulate his journey as an artist. Just as reading another individual’s personal reflections conjures up impressions of intimacy, vulnerability and empathy – so too does this work. There is a great deal of discovery and interpretation to participate in here, as is the case with the genre of auto- biography.

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  2. 2023

    The mystery of the colour blue has always been a powerful force in storytelling. It has been used to convey a wide range of emotions, from sadness and despair to joy and hope. In the narrative “Alter Ego Wildlife” directed by the artist, the colour blue serves as a powerful tool to explore the complex relationship between one self and a wild animal.

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  3. 2024

    Unveiling it during Art Basel 2024 Mccreedy has harnessed his patented technology; aluminium and titanium frames with strategically placed LED lights embedded within the frame using his novel concepts and engendering light as a material focus behind the painting to bring an extra dimension to the work.

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  4. 2023

    Ballet and opera have always been a grand inspiration for Mccreedy, from his diverse love for nature and inspiration, from wild animals to his immense passion and allure for the female form, especially ballet.

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  5. 2019

    This body of palm tree, jungle paintings invites readers to witness semi-recognizable and timeless landscapes inhabited by peculiar forms that encapsulate the fragility of nature. An ode to his childhood in Sub Saharan Africa, these works are an attempt to stare into the face of nature, riddled with mysteries and deep thoughts. To be in the now with the wild, mystical adventure of the unknown power of the natural world, to be transported into a world where art and nature intertwine, the vibrant colors and intricate details of Mccreedy’s paintings come alive, and the harmony of the jungle resonates deep within your soul. “Blue Jungle Symphony” is an experience that will leave you inspired and motivated to champion the preservation of our planet’s natural force.

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  6. 2025

    Mccreedy unveils his new body of work for 2025 inside the iconic, historic Certosa di San Giacomo on the island of Capri. This collection transforms the majestic cloister of the Certosa into an evocative gateway to the New Archaeological Museum of Capri. The paintings establish a silent yet intense dialogue with the works on display, as if introducing visitors to the heart of the museum and creating a bridge between archaeology, history, architecture, and contemporary art. Blue, the iconic color in Mccreedy’s work, evokes the surrounding sea and is imbued with spiritual meaning, amplifying the depth of both the visual and symbolic experience. The “Imperial Blues” series captures the power and grandeur of Roman emperors through Mccreedy’s signature blue-hued oil paintings on canvas. He then takes them further by animating them through unique digital augmentation. Each original oil painting is paired with an AI-generated digital artwork that breathes life into these historical figures. The digital animation, meticulously crafted by the Mccreedy Studio team, uses advanced algorithms to portray dynamic expressions and movements, immersing viewers in a vibrant historical narrative.

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  7. 2024

    The original portrait painting of the former Roman Emperor by Mccreedy was on display during the Nomad capri art fair on the island of Capri. The solo exhibition was part of a the nomad special project exhibited in the Certosa San Giacomo Capri Roman courtyard.

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