Matt Gondek (Not So) 'Secret Moving Sale' Details

Artist: Matt Gondek
Title: (Not So) Secret Moving Sale
Medium: Toys, Plush, Prints, Books, Clothing, and Stickers.
Edition: Very Limited
Price: Various

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Matt Gondek is an American painter, muralist and digital sculptor who has built a global following by exploding the icons of childhood. Born in Pittsburgh in 1982, he grew up on comic books, cartoons and the raw energy of nineties punk, influences that still pulse through his bright, anarchic palettes. After studying film and working as a freelance illustrator for the music industry, Gondek opened a boutique store in his hometown, but retail quickly gave way to fine art when he discovered that painting offered a louder voice.

He calls his style “Deconstructive Pop Art”: clean vector lines, fluorescent acrylics and bold black contours that fracture familiar characters Mickey Mouse, Homer Simpson, Donald Duck into shards, drips and melting grins. Each piece is executed entirely by hand, without stencils or projections, allowing spontaneous brushwork to echo the looseness of street art while maintaining the polish of gallery painting. Recent series such as Fight Club pair spiked baseball bats with cartoon heads, questioning who holds power in contemporary culture.

Gondek’s studio practice spans canvas, sculpture and digital media. He is currently completing a 104 panel polyptych titled Total Recall, in which every small painting interlocks to form one continuous image, a nod to his love of epic narratives and video-game level design. Murals rise in Los Angeles, Tokyo, Hong Kong and Paris, while celebrity collectors including J Balvin and The Weeknd champion his work.

Beyond the easel, Gondek hosts the Clean Break podcast, discussing art, business and the punk ethos that drives him to tear down idols while celebrating their colour. Whether casting a bronze sculpture or releasing an NFT, he approaches each project with the same credo: create loudly, question everything, and leave the audience smiling through the wreckage.

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