Imbue 'Happy Pill' Sculpture Available

Artist: Imbue
Title: Happy Pill
Medium: PETA/PLG Pill in Foil Blister Pack
Size: 15.5 x 15.5 cm
Edition: OPEN
Price: £35

Imbue is a visual artist from London, England, who has established a significant presence in the global art scene through a practice that blends street intervention with high-concept sculpture. Born in 1988 and raised in Kent, he began his career by experimenting with found objects and public spaces, often operating without formal permission to challenge social norms and corporate messaging. His work frequently utilizes religious iconography, pop culture symbols, and corporate branding to critique modern consumerism and human behavior. One of his most recognizable pieces involves merging the silhouette of the Virgin Mary with a classic soda bottle, a direct commentary on the idolization of commercial products.

Throughout 2025 and into early 2026, Imbue has continued to push technical boundaries by incorporating advanced tools like 3D printing and digital scanning into his creative process. His 2025 exhibition, "Lost All Meaning," explored themes of artificial intelligence and digital reality, forcing audiences to confront the blurring lines between authenticity and deepfakes. This technical evolution allows him to produce intricate works, such as circuit board portraits of classical masterpieces or life-sized resin skulls filled with shredded currency, which address the intersection of wealth, technology, and mortality. By operating independently of traditional gallery systems through his 24-Hour Art Club, he maintains a direct connection with collectors, ensuring his provocative statements remain accessible while retaining their subversive edge.