Literally waking up one night wanting to be an artist, Jerry Clovis immediately envisioned his definitive style. He bought paint and brushes the next day, developing long, signature brushstrokes that surge through his paintings of musical instruments, nature and the human body. Clovis pioneered what he calls “Multifunctionalism,” which describes two-dimensional forms that are so abstract, their shapes assume many roles. Imaginative and energetic, Clovis’ art is showcased by galleries, five-star resorts, designers and collectors throughout the United States.