HELCH 'High Definition' Sculpture Available

Artist: HELCH
Title: High Definition
Medium: Handpainted Wooden Sculpture
Size: 33.6 x 20.6 cm
Edition: 10
Price: £750

Helch is a pseudonymous British street artist known for large-scale, striking murals that blend humor, social commentary, and contemporary imagery. Emerging in the early 2010s, his work quickly gained recognition across the UK, particularly for its accessibility and bold aesthetic. His artistic style is characterized by vibrant colors and a distinctive, often satirical, take on modern life and popular culture. Helch frequently employs a cast of recurring characters and motifs, including depictions of cartoon-like figures, often engaging in absurd or slightly melancholic scenarios. This playful yet pointed approach allows him to tackle serious subjects like consumerism, urban decay, and the anxieties of the digital age with a lighthearted touch.

A notable feature of Helch’s work is its site-specific nature. He often chooses prominent, highly visible urban spaces for his murals, ensuring maximum impact and engagement with the public. This strategic placement transforms everyday city walls into unexpected galleries, making art accessible to a wide audience outside of traditional institutions.

While his true identity remains a mystery, typical of the street art world, Helch maintains a significant presence through his prolific output and engagement with the urban landscape. His contributions have made him a celebrated figure in the British street art scene, known for his unique ability to capture the zeitgeist of contemporary UK society in a single, vivid frame. Through his art, Helch continues to challenge and charm observers across the country.

The Rebel Bear 'The Rescue' Print Available

Artist: The Rebel Bear
Title: The Rescue
Medium: Aersol Stencil on Card
Size: 60 x 45 cm
Edition: 55
Price: £140

*there is also an alternate version with graf tags on the balloon

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The Rebel Bear is an anonymous Scottish street artist whose work combines the visual styles of Banksy and Bambi with a uniquely heartfelt, political, and poignant commentary on contemporary life. Emerging primarily in Glasgow and London, the artist has gained notoriety for creating powerful murals that frequently use classic Disney and cartoon characters to convey mature, often somber, messages about social justice, mental health, and environmental issues. Their art serves as a powerful yet accessible critique of modern society's challenges.

The artist maintains a strict policy of anonymity, which helps keep the focus squarely on the artwork and its message, rather than the creator's identity. This clandestine approach adds an element of intrigue and ensures the art appears spontaneously within urban landscapes. The Rebel Bear's style is instantly recognizable: hand cut stencils layered with vibrant splashes of watercolor or spray paint create a striking contrast between the familiar innocence of the characters depicted and the raw, often messy, reality of the issues being highlighted.

Themes commonly explored include the emotional toll of the pandemic, the fragility of the planet, and the importance of kindness and unity in fractured times. A recurring motif is the subversion of childhood nostalgia to confront adult truths. For instance, Mickey Mouse might be shown wearing a mask or holding a sign demanding change. This juxtaposition is the artist's signature tool, forcing the viewer to engage with complex subjects through a relatable visual language. The Rebel Bear continues to be a significant voice in the UK street art scene, using public walls as a canvas for social conscience and empathy. Their work resonates widely, proving that powerful political art can also be deeply emotional and visually arresting.

David King Reuben 'Rainbow Roll-Up' Print Available

Artist: David King Reuben
Title: Rainbow Roll-Up
Medium: Multi Color Screen Print
Size: 50 x 50 cm
Edition: 30
Price: £150

 

David King Reuben is a British contemporary artist known for his vibrant, often provocative works that blend painting, sculpture, and performance art. Born into a religious Jewish family in London, his art often explores the tension between his traditional upbringing and a modern, secular world. This unique background fuels a visual language that is both culturally specific and universally accessible, dealing with themes of identity, belonging, and the search for meaning in a complex landscape.

Reuben's artistic approach is defined by bold colors, raw energy, and a deliberate disregard for conventional boundaries. He frequently incorporates unconventional materials into his work, using everyday objects to challenge traditional notions of high art and low culture. His pieces are not merely visual experiences but often invite interaction, sometimes physically, sometimes conceptually, urging the viewer to engage with the underlying narratives rather than just observe from a distance. The artist views his creative process as a form of storytelling, where each piece is a chapter in an ongoing conversation about human experience.

Over the years, Reuben has cultivated a distinctive, slightly rebellious presence in the art world. His work has been featured in numerous galleries across Europe and North America, drawing critical attention for its fearless approach to difficult subjects and its undeniable vitality. While he maintains a somewhat elusive profile, preferring the art to speak for itself, his impact on contemporary art is undeniable. He represents a new wave of artists who are unafraid to blur lines, mix media, and force uncomfortable yet necessary dialogues through their powerful, unforgettable creations. His contribution lies in his ability to make the personal universal, transforming his own journey into a shared experience for all who encounter his work.

Harland Miller 'I'll Never Forget What I Can't Remember' Print Available

Artist: Harland Miller
Title: I'll Never Forget What I Can't Remember
Medium: Digital Print on Watercolour Paper
Size: 60 x 80 cm
Edition: OPEN
Price: £120

*this print has a printed signature

Harland Miller 'I Am The One I've Been Waiting For' Print Available

Artist: Harland Miller
Title: I Am The One I've Been Waiting For
Medium: Digital Print on Watercolour Paper
Size: 60 x 80 cm
Edition: OPEN
Price: £120

*this print has a printed signature

Harland Miller 'Love Saves The Day' Print Available

Artist: Harland Miller
Title: Love Saves The Day
Medium: Digital Print on Watercolour Paper
Size: 60 x 80 cm
Edition: OPEN
Price: £120

*this print has a printed signature

Harland Miller 'Not Giving In To Will Power' Print Available

Artist: Harland Miller
Title: Not Giving In To Will Power
Medium: Digital Print on Watercolour Paper
Size: 60 x 80 cm
Edition: OPEN
Price: £120

*this print has a printed signature

Harland Miller 'This Is Where It's Fuckin At' Print Available

Artist: Harland Miller
Title: This Is Where It's Fuckin At
Medium: Digital Print on Watercolour Paper
Size: 60 x 80 cm
Edition: OPEN
Price: £120

*this print has a printed signature

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Harland Miller is a prominent British artist and writer, widely recognized for his large-scale, vibrant paintings that merge the aesthetics of abstract art with a sharp, literary wit. Born in Yorkshire in 1964, Miller began his career as a writer, publishing his debut novel, Slow Down Arthur, Stick to Thirty, in 2000. This literary background heavily informs his visual work, which typically features oversized canvases designed to look like vintage Penguin paperbacks.

His distinctive style involves creating the illusion of a worn book cover, complete with faux creases, coffee stains, and an aged patina. He uses these familiar, nostalgic formats as a canvas for his own sardonic and often humorous titles, such as "Incurable Romantic Seeks Dirty Woman" or "I Am The One I’ve Been Waiting For." These titles often play on themes of self-help culture, the human condition, and popular clichés.

Miller's work gained significant traction in the early 2000s and quickly became a staple in contemporary art galleries worldwide. His art is collected by high-profile individuals and institutions. While his paintings often utilize a pop art sensibility in their appropriation of existing design, they maintain a painterly quality that gives each piece unique texture and depth. Miller lives and works in London, continuing to explore the intersection of text and image, solidifying his unique position in the contemporary art world as both an acclaimed painter and a published author.

SHOK-1 'Like' Vibrant Print Available

Artist: SHOK-1
Title: Like (Vibrant)
Medium: Varnished Giclee Print
Size: 53 x 53 cm
Edition: 45
Price: $400

SHOK-1 'Consumer X-Ray' Mini Print Release Details

Artist: SHOK-1
Title: Consumer X-ray (Mini)
Medium: Screen Print on Translucent Vinyl
Size: 13.4 x 19.4 cm
Edition: 75
Price: $100

*available at 2:30pm EST on Saturday December 6th, 2025

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SHOK-1 stands as a pivotal figure in the evolution of aerosol art, renowned globally as a master of the spray can. Emerging from the vibrant, formative years of the London underground scene during the early 1980s, his work transcended conventional graffiti to become highly influential contemporary street art. He achieved iconic status through a rare blend of classical artistic skill and uncompromising street execution.

He is particularly famous for his distinctive X-ray style. This innovative technique involves intricate, detailed depictions of skeletal structures, internal organs, and anatomical cross-sections rendered entirely with spray paint. Executed with remarkable precision and a soft, ethereal palette, these monochromatic and sometimes iridescent murals transform the macabre into objects of delicate beauty. His works often feature a sense of weightlessness, as if the subjects are floating in deep space, pushing the boundaries of what is possible with spray aerosol control.

Beyond the bones and organs, SHOK-1 is also an artist of powerful social commentary. His pieces often reflect on the fragility of life, the hidden realities beneath the surface of modern society, and a commentary on human existence itself. He has adapted pop culture motifs and iconic symbols, layering them into complex anatomical studies that resonate deeply with a broad audience.

SHOK-1’s influence extends far beyond his massive murals found on city walls from Tokyo to Los Angeles. His fine art has been exhibited in respected galleries across the world, demonstrating the transition of an authentic street art discipline into the fine art sphere. His legacy is defined by technical innovation and a commitment to creating thought-provoking art that reveals the inner workings of the world around us. He maintains a dedicated presence in the global art community, continuing to inspire a new generation of artists with his signature style.