Eddy uses mixed-media elements to create vibrant and geometric assemblages that are often sculptural, but typically in the form of a painting. His artistic endeavors began at a young age, from scribbling a nearly illegible Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle as a young boy, to later feeling the spark to become an artist when happening upon a Green Day album cover, Dookie, in 1994. He felt the urge to create something visual, and has pursued the arts since. Decades later, Eddy has exhibited internationally, completed notable residencies, and will have his latest work on view in Night Swimming, a group exhibition opening in June at Abigail Ogilvy Gallery. His lengthy resume is impressive for an artist under the age of 35, and a far leap from the childhood days of illegible cartoon drawings.