Blur + Tony Hough 'The Magic Whip' Print Available

Artist: Blur + Tony Hough
Title: The Magic Whip
Medium: Varnished Glow In The Dark Giclee Print
Size: 60 x 60 cm
Edition: OPEN
Prices: £162.50

Glow In The Dark Image

Jason Revok 'Broken Loop 2' HPM Available

Artist: Jason Revok
Title: Broken Loop 2
Medium: Hand Embellished 1 Color Screen Print
Size: 30 x 38 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Prices: $1,000

Jason Williams, known professionally as Revok, is a seminal figure in contemporary street art whose career spans over three decades of evolution and stylistic innovation. Emerging from the Los Angeles graffiti scene in the early 1990s, he initially gained notoriety for his technical mastery of traditional aerosol lettering. As a founding member of the influential Mad Society Kings crew, Revok became a central force in defining the aesthetic of West Coast graffiti, pushing the boundaries of complex typography and vibrant color theory.

His artistic trajectory took a significant turn when he relocated to Detroit, where the city’s industrial decay provided a new medium for his creative expression. During this period, he transitioned from traditional spray paint to sculptural assemblages. By scavenging discarded materials from abandoned homes and factories, he created geometric works that reflected the history and structural collapse of the urban environment. These pieces marked his formal entry into the fine art world, characterized by a meticulous attention to pattern, texture, and mathematical precision.

In recent years, Revok has continued to experiment with the intersection of human gesture and mechanical intervention. He often employs self-made tools, such as multi-can painting apparatuses, to produce large-scale canvases that explore kinetic energy and repetitive motion. These works bridge the gap between his roots in spontaneous street intervention and his current practice of studio-based abstraction. Today, his work is exhibited in prestigious galleries and institutions globally, solidifying his legacy as an artist who successfully translated the raw energy of graffiti into a sophisticated contemporary language.

Waone 'Strange Curiosities' Print Available

Artist: Waone
Title: Strange Curiosities
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 55 x 75 cm
Edition: 50
Prices: €200

Vladimir Manzhos, professionally known as Waone, is a prominent Ukrainian muralist and painter who has significantly influenced the global street art movement. Originally gaining international recognition as one half of the duo Interesni Kazki, Waone helped pioneer a distinct aesthetic often described as "mural surrealism." His work is characterized by a sophisticated blending of mythological themes, esoteric symbols, and cosmic narratives, all rendered with meticulous technical precision.

Following the conclusion of his long-term partnership in 2016, Waone transitioned into a prolific solo career that further refined his visual language. His current style frequently employs a monochrome palette, utilizing intricate black and white linework that recalls the detailed engravings of the Renaissance or the surrealist depth of 20th-century illustration. This shift toward a more graphic and structured approach has allowed him to explore complex philosophical concepts, such as the duality of existence, the progression of time, and the intersection of traditional mysticism with futuristic technology.

Beyond large-scale public murals in cities like New York, Paris, and Kiev, Waone has established a strong presence in the contemporary gallery scene. His studio work includes detailed ink drawings and canvas paintings that maintain the same sense of wonder found in his outdoor installations. By grounding his imaginative compositions in classical techniques, he creates a timeless quality that bridges the gap between historical art traditions and modern urban culture. Today, he remains a vital figure in the Ukrainian art community, continuing to produce art that invites viewers to contemplate the hidden layers of reality.

Lucas Thorik 'Untitled 873' Print Available

Artist: Lucas Thorik
Title: Untitled 873
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 100 x 112 cm
Edition: 40
Prices: €425

*there is also a smaller version for €249

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Lucas Thorik is a contemporary Dutch artist whose work exists at the intersection of minimalist structure and raw emotional expression. Born into a creative environment with a background in design, Thorik has developed a distinctive visual language that prioritizes the physical presence of the canvas and the tactile nature of his materials. His large-scale abstract compositions are characterized by a sophisticated interplay of texture, light, and depth, often utilizing a muted color palette that emphasizes subtle tonal shifts rather than bold chromatic contrasts.

The artist follows a process-driven approach where the act of layering is central to the final piece. By applying and then partially removing various media, including plaster and paint, he creates surfaces that appear weathered or aged, evoking a sense of history and permanence. This technique allows for a dialogue between what is hidden and what is revealed, inviting the viewer to look beyond the immediate surface. His works often feature structural elements like grids or horizontal lines that provide a sense of order against more organic, spontaneous markings.

Thorik is frequently associated with the concept of urban minimalism, as his aesthetic mirrors the industrial textures and architectural rhythms of modern cityscapes. Despite this connection to the built environment, there is a rhythmic, almost musical quality to his compositions that reflects his interest in sound and frequency. By balancing rigid geometry with fluid movements, Lucas Thorik produces art that feels both grounded and ethereal, offering a meditative space for reflection in an increasingly complex world.

Ceet Fouad 'Los Holos' Print Available

Artist: Ceet Fouad
Title: Los Holos
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 40 x 60 cm
Edition: 50
Prices: $241

Ceet Fouad is a prominent figure in the contemporary urban art scene, recognized primarily for his vibrant and whimsical approach to graffiti. Born in Algeria and raised in France, his artistic journey began in the late 1980s during the burgeoning graffiti movement in Toulouse. He initially focused on traditional lettering and tags before evolving his style into a more figurative and character driven narrative. This transition led to the creation of his most iconic motif: the "Chicanos" chickens. These colorful, round, and expressive birds have become his signature, symbolizing a playful critique of societal behavior and the chaotic nature of human interaction.

His work often explores themes of globalization, cultural identity, and the fast-paced nature of modern life. By utilizing bold lines and a saturated color palette, he creates high-energy compositions that bridge the gap between street culture and fine art. Over the decades, his influence has expanded globally, leading him to relocate to Hong Kong, where he became a key player in the Asian street art community. This move further infused his work with international perspectives and diverse urban influences.

Beyond walls and canvases, his creativity extends to sculpture and high profile collaborations with major international brands. He has successfully navigated the transition from underground street artist to a respected figure in major galleries and art fairs. Despite his commercial success, he remains dedicated to the spontaneous and public roots of graffiti, often participating in festivals and community projects that celebrate the accessibility of art for everyone.

Imbue 'Protection Racket' Sculpture Available

Artist: Imbue
Title: Protection Racket
Medium: Ground Marble + Resin Sculpture
Size: 24 x 15 cm
Edition: 100
Prices: £280

  

Imbue is a contemporary British artist often characterized as a provocateur within the modern street art movement. Based in Brighton, he has earned a reputation as a "content creator" who uses the physical world as his canvas, frequently manipulating recognizable corporate and religious iconography to challenge societal norms. His work typically occupies the intersection of high art and mass production, utilizing a diverse array of mediums including sculpture, screen printing, and large-scale installations. By subverting familiar logos and traditional symbols, Imbue forces his audience to confront the commercialization of faith and the worship of consumer brands.

His creative output is defined by a sharp sense of irony and a meticulous attention to detail. One of his most recognizable motifs involves the blending of pharmaceutical aesthetics with religious figures, a commentary on the modern search for salvation through science and commerce. Unlike many street artists who remain purely underground, Imbue has mastered the art of the limited release, often using "drop" culture to distribute his work directly to a global audience. This method mirrors the very consumerist structures he critiques, creating a tension between the message and the medium.

Through public interventions and carefully crafted physical objects, Imbue questions the authority of established institutions. Whether he is placing counterfeit signage in public spaces or reimagining classic sculptures with a futuristic twist, his goal is to spark curiosity and skepticism. His presence in the art world remains significant because he bridges the gap between traditional craftsmanship and the fast-paced nature of digital-age social commentary.

Merry Christmas And Happy Holiday

Artist DNZ Takes Credit For 'Banksy' Reindeer Mural

Artist DNZ Has Taken Credit For The Reindeer Mural In London Fields Beside The Tennis Courts

*if not by Banksy then props to them

James Jean 'Frankenstein' Poster Available

Artist: James Jean
Title: Frankenstein
Medium: Slightly Glossy Finger Print Resistant Print
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: UNSURE
Prices: $30

 

BOM-K 'Fight For Love' Sculpture + Print Available

Artist: BOM-K
Title: Fight For Love
Medium: Zamac + Bronze Sculpture
Size: 13.5 x 9 x 4 cm
Edition: 60
Prices: €400 (with print)

 

*print options that come with the sculpture

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Born in 1975, the French artist known as Bom.K is a central figure in the contemporary graffiti and urban art movement. His real name is Nicolas Clément, and he rose to prominence as a founding member of the influential Da Mental Vaporz crew, which was established in 1999. Based in the suburbs of Paris, Clément began his artistic journey in the early 1990s, honing his skills on the walls of industrial zones and railway sidings. His work is characterized by a dark, surrealist aesthetic that explores the visceral and often grotesque aspects of the human condition.

Clément is renowned for his technical mastery of the aerosol spray can, using it to create intricate textures and anatomical distortions that blur the line between the organic and the mechanical. His compositions frequently feature hybrid creatures, skeletal forms, and claustrophobic urban landscapes, reflecting a preoccupation with social decay and the psychological pressures of modern life. Unlike many graffiti artists who focus on lettering, Clément shifted the movement toward complex figurative painting, earning him international acclaim in both the street art scene and the fine art gallery circuit.

Throughout his career, he has transitioned from massive outdoor murals to smaller scale works on canvas and paper, maintaining a raw intensity in every medium. His contributions to the art world have been showcased in major exhibitions across Europe and North America, solidifying his reputation as a visionary who translates the grit of the street into a profound visual language.