Wyatt is a Los Angeles-based painter originally from Ketchum, Idaho. His work explores the humor and tenderness of everyday life through warped interiors, surreal details, and figures in exaggerated postures. Blending early cartoon influences with domestic nostalgia, his paintings feel both familiar and quietly uncanny—where objects misbehave, rooms stretch out endlessly, and feelings hum beneath the surface. With a style that moves between precise linework and loose, gestural play, Wyatt creates scenes that are warm, odd, and alive.