Grason Ratowsky is an American painter working between New York City and Mallorca, Spain, known for large scale, process driven painting rooted in American Expressionism and postwar European traditions. His work sustains slippage between abstraction, figuration, and surreal recognition, allowing imagery to emerge through physical engagement with the painted surface.

His work has gained increasing international attention through features across leading art, design, and cultural publications including AD, Condé Nast Traveller, The Art Newspaper, L’Officiel, Clash, and Herdes. His paintings are held in significant private collections, including the Soho House Collection, and have appeared in editorial, exhibition, and brand contexts, including collaborations with Ferrari. Working primarily at large scale, his paintings develop through cycles of accumulation, erasure, and reassertion, producing compressed compositions where bodily mark-making and destabilized figural presence generate a dense psychological charge. He lives and works between Mallorca and the United States and exhibits internationally across the U.S., Europe, and Asia.