Joey Farrell, known by many as “Joski,” is a multidisciplinary artist and designer whose work spans photography, sculpture, drawing, collectible objects, and spatial design. Rooted in a deep reverence for materiality and urban form, his practice explores the tension between graphic immediacy and sculptural presence. Whether hand-drawing on paper, casting brutalist objects, or documenting textures through the lens, Farrell constructs a personal language that feels both raw and refined.

Based between the East End of Long Island and West Palm Beach, his work often blurs the line between high design and lived-in decay — pulling equally from construction sites, graffiti, skate culture, and the quiet resonance of nature. His pieces are often one-of-one or editioned with intention, favoring quality over volume.

Farrell is also a co-founder of Blanco, an event-based art platform that stages immersive art shows in unusual spaces, championing emerging voices across disciplines. He has collaborated with brands like Hermès and worked across the U.S. and Europe. His latest projects include a solo photography show in Sag Harbor and a full interior design project in Amagansett.