William Bowers,
the Organic Mechanic.
Painter, jeweler, and maker of wearable art. The shop brings together original psychedelic and visionary paintings, pressed flower resin jewelry, and clothing printed from the work.
The practice
What you can know from the work itself: William paints in acrylic — sometimes with marker, ink, or aerosol — on canvas, round formats, and wood. Some pieces are scored with pyrography or built as mixed-media sculpture on live-edge wood. Jewelry is handmade, often in UV and polymer resin, around real pressed wildflowers, a cicada wing, a starfish, or a hamsa. Apparel and bags carry those images into daily life as printed-to-order objects.
The gold seal on this site reads Hand Krafted Art, and the Om at its center is a recurring sign in the work. Beyond that, the story should be told in William’s own words.
The studio is based in Jacksonville, Florida.
Until those notes arrive, the paintings, pendants, and boxes are the biography. Look closely — the work rewards it.