| "Lear Gaukur 10 Gold Leaf by Kristjana S Williams" |
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Price: 360.00 |
| "Lear Gaukur 09 Gold Leaf by Kristjana S Williams" |
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Price: 220.00 |
| "Tolf Fuglar by Kristjana S Williams" |
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Price: 110.00 |
| "Lear Gaukur 06 by Kristjana S Williams" |
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Price: 95.00 |
| "Lear Gaukur 08 by Kristjana S Williams" |
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Price: 115.00 |
| "Lear Gaukur 07 by Kristjana S Williams" |
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Price: 115.00 |
| "Fjolurautt Pall by Kristjana S Williams" |
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Price: 115.00 |
| "Laufa Fidrildi Blat og Raut by Kristjana S Williams" |
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Price: 115.00 |
| "Laufa Fidrildi Blat og Graent by Kristjana S Williams" |
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Price: 115.00 |
| "The Chase By Pahnl" |
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Price: 70.00 |
| "Entwined By Carne Griffiths" |
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Price: 195.00 |
| "Karma - Artist Proof By Handiedan" |
| "Dutch artist Handiedan has created a collage aesthetic like no other. Combining computer montage with highly detailed, hand-cut sculptural techniques, her work is built around pin-up erotica, meshing body parts together to a backdrop of intricate Baroque and Victoriana design. Using antique stamps, musical scores and playing cards, Handiedan’s meticulously crafted works revel in a latter-day luxury to sumptuous effect. ‘Karma - Artists Proof’ is the original piece that formed the basis for her limited edition print ‘Karma’. Rich in allusion, ‘Karma - Artists Proof’ combines Buddhist imagery with erotica, formed into the style of an antiquated playing card. A fragmented woman sits seductively at its centre, her many arms placed in a variety of enticing poses. The print is set against an intricate array of Baroque patterns, scraps of Asian papers and calligraphy, all merged together in a busy, collage effect. The result is stunning and hypnotic: an exceptional piece of contemporary print-making."
Price: 1575.00 |
| "Look Hear (10cc) By Storm Thorgerson, Aubrey Powell" |
| "Design duo Storm Thorgerson & Aubrey Powell - better known by their collective name Hipgnosis - are renowned in the music world for creating iconic cover art for rock and roll greats. From Pink Floyd to Paul McCartney, Hipgnosis have been behind some of the most well-know and well-loved album artworks, shaping the aesthetic of the music industry since the late 1960s. This new series of limited editions brings the images back to life as archival inkjet prints, each one in beautiful, never-before-seen, clarity. ‘Look Hear (10cc)’ features the original photography from the 1980 10cc album of the same name. Revelling in a surrealist aesthetic, the image depicts a beachside vista while, in the foreground, a sheep reclines on a psychoanalyst’s couch. It’s fun and frivolous, while bold and visually compelling: a must have for the 10cc fan, the retro music collector, and anyone with a keen eye for the iconic."
Price: 840.00 |
| "War Bride By TRXTR" |
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Price: 195.00 |
| "Rat - After The Apocalypse By Blek Le Rat" |
| "The Godfather of European street art, Fench artist Blek le Rat has been cited amongst Banksy’s most important influences. His highly politicised stencil work - usually in bold monochrome - is nothing short of iconic, revolving around the recurring motif of the rat: an important trope for Blek le Rat, the urban rodents “create fear [and] are synonymous with invasion.” Just so in his latest release ‘Rat - After the Apocalypse’, which depicts a towering rat standing amid piles of debris, a self stick poised between its paws as it gazes into a phone camera. A fierce comment on contemporary society, ‘Rat - After the Apocalypse’ warns of the dystopian future that might lie around the corner of twenty-first century social media mania. Both visually and conceptually compelling, ‘Rat - After the Apocalypse’ is powerful to its core."
Price: 330.00 |
| "Love and Hate Red Glitter Edition By Ben Eine" |
| "Originally a writer, Ben Eine is now one of London’s most prolific artists, specialising in typographical art. The archetype of contemporary UK street-art, Eine’s ‘21st Century City’ was famously gifted to Barack Obama by David Cameron in 2010, and can be seen daily on his canvas of choice: the walls and shutters of the streets of London. His work is a celebration of font and graphics - of the shapes, curves, colours and lines, and the beauty therein. ‘Love and Hate Red Glitter’ juxtaposes the two poles of emotion typographically: ‘love’, spelt out in Eine’s signature box formation, sits across two corners of the print, while ‘hate’ nestles, symmetrically, in the opposing edges. Although Eine has maintained the same font for both words - capitalised, ornamental script - he contrasts the colours, opting for soft shades of comely pink for ‘love’, against cool blue tones to depict ‘hate’. Set against a glittery, cherry-red background, ‘Love and Hate Red Glitter’ is a powerful addition to Eine’s impressive oeuvre. PLEASE NOTE: This item will ship in 1-2 weeks time"
Price: 400.00 |
| "Reflections Kate Moss By Dirty Hans" |
| "Contemporary artist Dirty Hans cites Toulouse-Lautrec and Lichtenstein amongst his greatest influences: an unlikely pairing of art greats, the result is Dirty Hans’s own unique and striking aesthetic, by turns gritty and poppy, in artful measures. His work riffs off 1950s pop culture, from music to movies to magazines, updating Pop Art styles with an innovative combination of acrylic and spray-paint on canvas, merged with digital techniques. ‘Reflections - Kate Moss’ shows a young, Kate Moss, staring pensively out of a rain-splattered window, towards the viewer. In the pane of glass, Dirty Hans has created a distinctively British vista: on the streets of London, perhaps, we can just about make out a red telephone box and Regency rows of terraced houses. An inspired means of combining iconic portraiture with graphic allusion, Dirty Hans’s black and white ‘Reflections’ series merges vintage style with state of the art, digital technique for a compelling, old-meets-new aesthetic."
Price: 280.00 |
| "Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead - Gold Leaf - AP By Magnus Gjoen" |
| "The works of Magnus Gjoen challenge peoples preconceived notions of objects by taking potentially extremely destructive objects and transforming them into an elegant and fragile objects worthy of contemplation and admiration. His works manage to capture the immense beauty of an object but also capture the capability it has to destroy it all. His works take inspiration from street and pop art and juxtaposes it with fine art taking old masterpieces and making them new and contemporary. ‘Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead – Gold Leaf’ is signed and numbered by the artist and also comes in a white colour way back drop which is from a Limited Edition of 80."
Price: 550.00 |
| "Trip the Light Fantastic By Eelus" |
| "The print depicts a woman suspended from intertwining rainbow coloured cords and held as if poised in a dance. Suffused with an ethereal quality, Eelus offsets the monochrome subject against a dark purple background, for a breathtaking interplay of colour and shade. Not to be missed."
Price: 250.00 |
| "Princess By Brad Novak" |
| "Contemporary artist Brad Novak (aka New Blood Pop) is steadily becoming an international name on the urban art scene. His state of the art work explores boundaries and connections, occupying its own liminal space between fine art and street aesthetics. ‘Princess’ depicts the iconic Princess Leia in black and white stencil style. Around her, Novak has created striking patterns (including the just-discernible, repeated image of superman) in shades of scarlet and electric-blue. An inspired mash-up of styles and aesthetics, ‘Princess’ is a powerful example of the emerging Pop-meets-Street aesthetic. Printed with Artrite Screenprinting in Auckland, New Zealand"
Price: 109.00 |
| "Fuck You By Shuby" |
| "Contemporary street artist Shuby cites dancer Josephine Baker, the films of Busby Berkeley and Andy Warhol’s Pop prints amongst her greatest influences. The result is a unique and eye-catching aesthetic that revels in technicolour, kitsch absurdism, and bold compositions, to astonishing success. ‘Fuck You’ depicts a woman in a floral dress, hitched up to expose her white knickers, as she stands on tip-toes to peep over a garden fence. Across the back of the woman’s underwear, Shuby has scrawled the words ‘Fuck You’: a brilliant satirical twist, which is perfectly juxtaposed against the hand-coloured 1950-esque photograph. A truly iconic piece of contemporary print-making."
Price: 120.00 |
| "$tackin Paperr (Black) By Agent X" |
| "Agent X is an experimental multimedia artist, working at the forefront of contemporary art with a unique aesthetic that juxtaposes pop culture, fashion, music, politics and race. His memorable moniker hints at the ungraspable nature of his art, which shifts from piece to piece, never the same while always seeking to probe the role of the artwork. Poignantly, the name Agent X also alludes to a brutal moment in American history: X signifies the last name commonly given to African American slaves and, working under this pseudonym, the elusive artist strives to “honour” the victims of this history, seeing himself as “a slave to my art in a twisted way.” ‘$tackin Paperr (Black)’ depicts a small boy, standing on tip-toes to measure an enormous stack of $100 bills. The collaging together of the two, disparate images, against the hard-black background is arresting and compelling: a powerful comment on consumer culture in the States."
Price: 175.00 |
| "BMX-47 - Black By Filfury" |
| "Contemporary artist Filfury has made a name for himself with his unique, deconstructed art. Taking familiar cultural objects - from iconic trainers to stunt bikes - Filfury breaks each piece down to its component parts using digital technology, and reassembles them to create new images or items, in a novel and timely dialogue with consumer society. ‘BMX-47 - Black’ depicts an AK-47 rifle, crafted from the parts of BMX: pedals, handle-bars and tyres become the barrel, magazine and butt in this sleek, black version of the iconic firearm. Set against a stark, white background, the glossy, monochrome print is truly arresting."
Price: 300.00 |
| "Supreme Soaker By Filfury" |
| "Contemporary artist Filfury has made a name for himself with his unique, deconstructed art. Taking familiar cultural objects - from iconic trainers to stunt bikes - Filfury breaks each piece down to its component parts using digital technology, and reassembles them to create new images or items, in a novel and timely dialogue with consumer society. ‘Supreme Soaker’ depicts a bright red and white water pistol, emblazoned with the iconic logo of the skateboarding brand ‘Supreme’. Set against a stark, white background, the bold, glossy print is truly arresting."
Price: 300.00 |
| "Wu-Bob By Filfury" |
| "Contemporary artist Filfury has made a name for himself with his unique, deconstructed art. Taking familiar cultural objects - from iconic trainers to stunt bikes - Filfury breaks each piece down to its component parts using digital technology, and reassembles them to create new images or items, in a novel and timely dialogue with consumer society. ‘Wu-Bob’ depicts the yellow, cartoon face of SpongeBob SquarePants, contorted into the iconic ‘W’ logo of the hip-hop band Wu-Tang Clan. Set against an inky-black background, the bold, graphic print is truly arresting."
Price: 200.00 |
| "Red By E.LEE" |
| "E.LEE is a painter and street-artist, living and working in Chicago. His work explores the interaction between art and the world around it, with its distinctive and compelling modernisation of trompe l’oeil techniques. His current Superhero Series captures the heroes of the comic-book world at their most vulnerable, stripping them from their scenes of glory and reducing them to a single, raw emotion which allows the viewer to see something of themselves in the knights of pulp fiction. Yet, in recognising the all-too human pain and weakness in these triumphant figures, E.LEE reminds us that we, too, possess the powers and abilities to overcome our own struggles. ‘Red’ depicts Marvel’s The Punisher, his iconic skull-shirt torn and blood soaked as he slumps in a pose of anguish and utter dejection. Framed against a burnt-orange background, the image is beautifully composed, allowing the emotive power to take centre stage and the aesthetic prowess to shine."
Price: 135.00 |
| "P - Green By Ben Eine" |
| "Originally a writer, Ben Eine is now one of London’s most prolific artists, specialising in typographical art. The archetype of contemporary UK street-art, Eine’s ‘21st Century City’ was famously gifted to Barack Obama by David Cameron in 2010, and can be seen daily on his canvas of choice: the walls and shutters of the streets of London. His work is a celebration of font and graphics - of the shapes, curves, colours and lines, and the beauty therein. ‘P - Green’ presents the sixteenth letter of the English alphabet in his signature font: beautifully decorative, contrasting angular, striated sections, with bouncy curves in a harmonious mix of deep-violet, poppy-orange, and variating shades of green. Set against an inky-black background, ‘P - Green’ is a striking celebration of humanity’s greatest tools: art and language."
Price: 175.00 |
| "P - Blue By Ben Eine" |
| "Originally a writer, Ben Eine is now one of London’s most prolific artists, specialising in typographical art. The archetype of contemporary UK street-art, Eine’s ‘21st Century City’ was famously gifted to Barack Obama by David Cameron in 2010, and can be seen daily on his canvas of choice: the walls and shutters of the streets of London. His work is a celebration of font and graphics - of the shapes, curves, colours and lines, and the beauty therein. ‘P - Yellow’ presents the sixteenth letter of the English alphabet in his signature font: beautifully decorative, contrasting angular, striated sections, with bouncy curves in a harmonious mix of bright pinks, reds, and variating shades of yellow. Set against an inky-black background, ‘P - Blue’ is a striking celebration of humanity’s greatest tools: art and language."
Price: 175.00 |
| "The Last Days of Shoreditch By Ben Eine" |
| "Originally a writer, Ben Eine is now one of London’s most prolific artists, specialising in typographical art. The archetype of contemporary UK street-art, Eine’s ‘21st Century City’ was famously gifted to Barack Obama by David Cameron in 2010, and can be seen daily on his canvas of choice: the walls and shutters of the streets of London. His work is a celebration of font and graphics - of the shapes, curves, colours and lines, and the beauty therein. ‘The Last Days Of Shoreditch’ presents the titular words in black capital letters, outlined in white and set against a flat, fire-engine red background. Bold, striking, and arresting: is this Eine’s comment on the hipster take over of London’s urban East End?"
Price: 195.00 |
| "Nonsense 002 By Steve Smythe" |
| "The work of Steve Smythe is flavoured by his background as a graphic designer. Smythe’s prints - which make deft use of mixed-media techniques, collage styles, and material innovation - are distinguished by their bold use of colour and compositional practices, crossing the line from graphics to art in the style of early Warhol or Paolozzi. ‘Nonsense II’ employs bricolage technique to exceptional success: at the centre of the print, against a raspberry-pink background, Smythe has pasted the black and white image of a figure, reclining in a garden chair, with an antlered deer head in place of a human face. Around the surreal character, Smythe has layered together fragments of text and type, torn from magazines and newspapers, before finishing sections of the print with lashings of turquoise spray paint. The piece is rich with juxtapositions, combining the figurative with the abstract, font with photography, and grainy monochrome with poppy colour, for a distinctive and striking aesthetic."
Price: 140.00 |
| "Nobody Knows I'm Elvis By David Scheinmann" |
| "Contemporary artist David Scheinmann brings his award winning background as a cutting edge commercial photographer to the world of art. His limited edition prints incorporate photographic elements with mixed media and silkscreen detailing to explore issues of cultural identity and popular iconography. ‘Nobody Knows I’m Elvis’ depicts a 1930s American family - a young father and mother with their infant son - posing for the camera in sepia tones. It’s not hard to spot Elvis Presley in the small child’s distinctive face, and Scheinmann plays on the uncanniness of familiarity in the anonymous infant who has yet to find immeasurable fame: pinned to the child’s dungarees, Scheinmann has added a red badge from the future that reads ‘nobody knows I’m Elvis’. At once comical and profoundly mesmerising, Scheinmann artfully captures the haunting timelessness of photography and its compelling ability to freeze a moment forever."
Price: 385.00 |
