Royal Jarmon (b. 1986, Sacramento) is a Brooklyn-based artist known for his dynamic paintings and sculptures that explore perception, space, and contemporary culture. Using oil, acrylic, and graphite, as well as occasional sculptural elements, he distorts everyday objects, exaggerates perspectives, and saturates colors to create a surreal, flattened reality. His work reflects themes of consumption, leisure, and digital culture, transforming familiar scenes—such as fire escapes littered with bottles and cans—into vibrant, illusionistic worlds.

Jarmon’s work has been exhibited internationally, including at The Hole (New York), Over the Influence (Hong Kong/Los Angeles), Plus-One Gallery (Antwerp), and Eric Firestone Gallery (Hamptons). He has collaborated on a sculpture release with Case Studyo (Belgium) and participated in residencies with Silver Arts (NYC) and L21 (Mallorca). His work has been featured in Cool Hunting, New American Paintings, and Artmaze Magazine.