Kelly Hutchison, better known in the art world as Dark Vomit, is an American painter whose work sits at the crossroads of pop culture, satire, and the grotesque. His art explores the tension between innocence and corruption—where cartoon characters share the canvas with death, clowns take the place of saints, and America’s consumer culture becomes both a playground and a graveyard. Often described as “surreal pop” or “lowbrow with teeth,” Hutchison’s paintings have been shown in galleries, museums, and alternative spaces worldwide. From depicting The Last Supper of Clowns to surreal landscapes where Disneyland collides with dystopia, his work pushes against polite boundaries while remaining accessible, witty, and unapologetically bold.