Cyrus Walker is a contemporary Western artist whose work blends graphic precision with philosophical depth. Raised in rural northern Vermont, Walker developed a strong connection to the natural world and a self-reliant way of thinking, shaped by a childhood spent largely offline and outdoors. This early experience instilled in him a lifelong habit of direct observation and personal reflection—qualities that continue to define his work today. Walker’s paintings draw on the mythology of the American West, filtered through the lens of modern storytelling. Bold outlines, comic-inspired compositions, and narrative symbolism give his work a unique visual language. Influenced by early Western illustrators and dime-store pulp novels, he explores not just the visual legacy of the West, but its ongoing role as a cultural mythos. At the heart of Walker’s practice is a desire to understand the world through his own lens. His work often weaves together personal history, rural identity, and a curiosity about the stories we inherit and reinterpret. Cyrus Walker’s work is represented by several galleries across the American West and is collected by patrons drawn to its originality, honesty, and rich narrative power. He approaches his creative process with discipline and urgency, producing new work regularly as part of an evolving dialogue with American visual culture.