Loui Jover

Loui Jover stated that he started painting as a child and carried on with his obsession for art in the Australian army. Loui Jover began painting in acrylics and oils and further on in his career he also did collage and sculpture.[2] He was an illustrator and photographer; his ink work paintings then continued after he left the army. He was part of the baby boomer era when many teenagers started protesting in the streets- mainly against things like the Vietnam war.[3]

Jover designed two single covers for Cuban-American singer Camila Cabello for her singles "Crying in the Club" and "I Have Questions". He has also worked on some sculptural pieces, but is mainly known for his ink wash pieces on old book pages or newspapers etc.[4] He does not use them unless he believes they have no use to anyone else anymore, and can feel the vibe of the story behind it. He considers himself a melancholic artist and loves the idea of negative nostalgia/ Feeling sad about a backstory or history- whether it's his own or somebody else's, or even an objects. He typically works in small segments and comes back to pieces every now and then to finish them in small chunks. This way, he can channel whatever emotion he is feeling at the time into different parts of the picture.

Jover says that he has always had a passion for art; he was inspired much by his father, who was also artistic, and by Pablo Picasso.