Asim Butt (1978-2010) was a Pakistani artist who studied in Karachi and San Francisco. He was interested in graffiti and interactionist pieces,.
Art that protested unfair social conditions, police brutality, and homophobic state policy, set up in public places where it would be soon removed by the authorities.
Gay in real life, he often portrayed naturalistic men in intimate poses, the intimacy substituting for beefcake's emphasis on muscle.
He was a member of the Stuckist Art Movement, which is anti-anti-art, dedicated to returning to representation rather than abstraction.
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