Palm Treat is a branded war zone, where TikTok thirst traps meet military-industrial opulence and luxury brands sponsor the end of the world. These paintings depict the hyperreal now: war machines adorned with Chanel logos, Supreme-branded missile systems, and the algorithm’s favorite influencer poses reimagined as combat propaganda.

Is it pop art? A bootleg? A sign of the times? Who cares.

Japanese video game interfaces collide with Western capitalism’s most recognizable symbols, forming a subliminal, nihilistic landscape where meaning is just another byproduct of hyperconnectivity.

Bots generate content. Algorithms dictate desire. Palm Treat puts it on a canvas for you.

If you own a pair of Pradas but have considered a life of crime, this might be for you. If you’ve ever stared at a billboard and felt vaguely threatened, you’re already there.

Collected by media disruptors and cultural architects like Cole Bennett, Meow Wolf and Jens Hoffman, Palm Treat’s work sits at the intersection of hypebeast maximalism, cyberpunk nihilism, and fine art investment.

The war is ongoing.