How Do You Do I Do Voodoo
Mike O'NeillMike O'Neill translates the enigmatic rituals of the supernatural into a sprawling landscape of acrylic on board. This piece navigates the thin veil between the physical and the spiritual, capturing the rhythmic, unsettling energy of Voodoo practice through a surrealist lens.

How Do You Do I Do Voodoo
Mike O'Neill translates the enigmatic rituals of the supernatural into a sprawling landscape of acrylic on board. This piece navigates the thin veil between the physical and the spiritual, capturing the rhythmic, unsettling energy of Voodoo practice through a surrealist lens.
35 × 28 cm · about ⅙ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
From the artist, Mike O'Neill
A large painting on board inspired by the strange world of Voodoo practice.
A surreal descent into the rituals of the supernatural.
In this expansive landscape, O'Neill explores the dense iconography of Voodoo, moving beyond mere representation into a world of heightened, supernatural atmosphere. The use of acrylic on board allows for a textured, grounded physical presence that contrasts with the ethereal and often strange subject matter. The composition invites the viewer into a space where logic is suspended, favoring the fluid and symbolic language of the subconscious.
By leaning into the surrealist tradition, the artist captures the psychological weight of ritual and belief. Every brushstroke works to build a narrative that feels both ancient and immediate, focusing on the raw energy of the practice rather than a literal documentation. The horizontal orientation emphasizes the breadth of this strange world, suggesting a vast, unfolding mystery that exists just out of sight.
The artwork delves into the hidden world of Voodoo, portraying the unseen forces and strange energies of spiritual ritual.
O'Neill employs dreamlike imagery and unexpected juxtapositions to convey the internal experience of belief.
The medium is applied with a focus on its tactile versatility, moving from thick, opaque layers to delicate washes.
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