ïTHÉODORE B. BOYERï is a Los Angeles-based painter whose work explores visualization, memory, mythology, and the unseen forces that shape lived experience. Moving between abstraction and figuration, Boyerï creates psychologically charged paintings where family, dream imagery, recurring animals, flowers, and symbolic interiors become part of a deeply personal visual language.

Born in Los Angeles in 1983, Boyerï studied at the School of Visual Arts in New York under Jack Whitten, Sue Williams, and Alice Aycock, and continued his education at the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) in Switzerland. His work has been exhibited internationally in Los Angeles, New York, Istanbul, Hong Kong, and Mexico City, and is held in the collections of the Museum of Mexico City and the Kleefeld Contemporary Art Museum.

His paintings have been featured in The New York Times, Forbes, Wallpaper, Elephant, AUTRE, Reserved, and The Wrapbook, with recent commissions including De Beers and portraits of figures in film and music.

Boyerï’s practice is guided by a central belief: I paint to make the invisible visible.

“Theodore Boyer: To Mine The Mind” by Jasmine Poulton for Reserved Magazine