Description

There’s something about lions that makes you pause—maybe it’s their power, maybe it’s their pride. For Henrix, it’s their majesty. In “Blood and Blue,” he captures the essence of the lion in a whirlwind of instinct and intensity—all in just 26 minutes. That’s not a typo. Less than half an hour and this beast was born.

But don’t mistake the speed for simplicity. Every brushstroke is deliberate, roaring with contrast—deep reds meet electric blues in a dramatic collision of emotion and strength. This king of the wild isn’t roaring—it’s reflecting. Holding still. Letting you wonder what it sees beyond the edge of the frame. The lion stares back with a gaze that feels part invitation, part warning. It’s not just art. It’s attitude.

Henrix didn’t overthink it. He felt it. That’s what makes “Blood and Blue” unforgettable. It’s the kind of piece you can’t just glance at—you stare back.

This piece isn’t just about the lion. It’s about you—the kind of person who knows boldness when they see it and isn’t afraid to bring it home.