Art Criticism on “aim” from the well-known art critic Kafe Smictiric

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Aim's oeuvre is ironic and naïve as it dissolves the melting process of the Iceman's Block intoan ecstasy of transformation in oils. Child-like or grotesque, aim's paintings nevertheless
 have a purity of endeavour that contains the dialectics of the physical and the metaphysical.
The tension created by the painterly qualities of aim's brush causing form and colour to plumb the profound depths of existence is manifest. There are exciting artistic contradictions in
 every one of aim's paintings that somehow translate mood and effort into a concrete form.
 A rarefied cartoonist, a playful populist, a master absurdist with an uncannily wide stylistic vocabulary-who really is Aim? It would seem almost impossible for a performance artist to
 cross the bridge to canvas but aim has done just this. Aim's paintings incorporate the surreal, the pop, the caricature and post modern hubris. Reality and fantasy in an iridescent 
cacophony of visual delight cause the viewer to literally trip. I would recommend viewing aim's
 paintings. In a funny way they are actually very beautiful.
I have bought one while I can afford it!
Kafe Smictiric [art critic]