FLOW

.. Because Apparently It’s Required

Once upon a time, Flo Waitzbauer did what respectable adults do: worked for major music labels like Sony and Rough Trade, talked brand strategy at places like Ericsson and Verisign, and said things like “synergy” in meetings. He even got in early on streaming—before it was cool or profitable. A visionary? Maybe. A survivor? Definitely.

Then he remembered art was a thing.

Fast forward past the DJ gigs, remixing adventures, and founding Goldton Records—Flo detoured through museum-land as Head of Digital at Belvedere (yes, the palace one). He even ran a consultancy called SUPERNATE, helping others sound smart while quietly plotting his escape.

Now? He’s ditched the pitch decks and picked up a paintbrush. His art is loud, abstract, and a little chaotic—kind of like if graffiti and pop culture had a love child during a caffeine overdose. Photography, music, paint—it’s all fair game. Rules? Cute. He’s more into energy, edge, and making you feel something (even if it’s confusion).

If you're looking for clean lines and polite conversation, maybe keep scrolling. But if you're into beautiful messes with delusions of art world domination—you're in the right place.

Corporate Escapee Now Plotting Art World Domination