SpartanessE Fearnot (Adam Hesse) is a Houston-based artist known for his innovative style of Surrealissance art. His unique approach blends elements of surrealism and renaissance art to create truly one-of-a-kind pieces. With decades of refining his technique, SpartanessE has developed a style that sets him apart in the art world. His passion for both art and science is evident in his work, where he explores the connection between reason and intuition.   While living in Greece, SpartanessE was commissioned to paint “The Creation of the Sun and the Moon” by Michelangelo, further solidifying his reputation as a talented artist. He holds degrees in Biology and Organic Chemistry from Purdue University, and French Linguistics from Indiana University. He also completed postgraduate studies in marine science at the University of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand.   As a sought-after speaker and member of the Royal New Zealand Society of Science, he became known for his ability to bridge the gap between the art and science communities.   SpartanessE draws inspiration from his love of nature, having traveled and hiked extensively as an avid outdoorsman. He has a deep connection to the natural world, often finding his creative muse where the mountains meet the sea.