Mason Storm 'Monkey Parliament' Print Available

Artist: Mason Storm
Title: Monkey Parliament
Medium: Deckled Edge Giclee Print
Size: (A4) 29.7 x 21 cm
Edition: TIMED
Price: £50

 

Mason Storm is the pseudonym of an anonymous British artist whose work fuses hyperreal technique with biting social satire. Born in Leeds and now based in London, he began painting urban walls in the early 2000s, developing a style that places photoreal figures inside theatrical, often humorous scenarios. His best known images include a monkey parliament that apes human politics and a rhinestone studded Mona Lisa, both of which echo the visual jokes and anti establishment tone associated with Banksy.

The connection between the two names intensified in 2018 when Mason Storm announced he would unveil the identity of Banksy during a live streamed event, generating global press coverage. Although the reveal never materialised, the stunt positioned Storm as a provocateur operating in the same myth building tradition. Further overlap occurred in 2021 when Storm pasted his own design over the site of Banksy’s Bristol mural Aachoo!!; the replacement piece was removed within twelve hours, yet photographs of the swap circulated widely, reinforcing the idea that both artists treat city walls as interchangeable stages for commentary.

Storm continues to release limited edition prints and large canvases through online platforms and galleries such as Stowe Gallery, always signing with the same masked logo that keeps his face and legal name hidden. By adopting anonymity, staging public interventions and remixing iconic imagery, Mason Storm proves that the spirit of Banksy can live on through new hands, ensuring British street art remains a playground where spectacle and critique ride side by side.

Sexdreams 'Modern Poetry' Series Available

Artist: Sexdreams
Title: Modern Poetry 1, 2 + 3
Medium: Deckled Edge Giclee Print
Size: (A4) 21 x 29.7 cm Each
Edition: TIMED
Price: £50 Each

 

Sexsdreams is the alias of Gioele Corradengo, a multidisciplinary Italian-Argentinian artist born in Milan in 1996. Drawn to urban art from an early age, he began by spraying graffiti across the city’s outer districts, developing a loose, punk-inflected style that pairs raw mark-making with day-glo colour. His signature motif is a wide-eyed, cartoonish face that he calls “the dreamer,” a character he repeats on walls, windows and canvas to suggest a restless inner world colliding with public space.

Working in acrylic, spray paint and ink, Corradengo builds layered compositions where dripping tags float over soft pastel clouds, creating a tension between aggression and whimsy. Recent pieces incorporate wedding dresses, sneakers and reclaimed wood, pushing his practice beyond traditional street supports. In 2024 fashion house Justin Alexander Signature invited him to hand-paint graffiti motifs onto silk gowns for its spring collection, merging bridal elegance with street energy and expanding his audience from alleyways to catwalks.

Despite the fashion crossover, Sexsdreams continues to paint unauthorized walls throughout Milan, Barcelona and Berlin, believing that surprise encounters keep the work honest. Limited-edition prints and original panels are released through Stowe Gallery and his own online drops, each piece stamped with his scrawled tag to certify its origin. By fusing irreverent humour with dreamy pastel palettes, Sexsdreams offers a fresh voice in European street art, proving that a single recurring face can travel from train yard to runway without losing its restless spirit.

Andrew Scott 'Tug' Series Available

Artist: Andrew Scott
Title: Tug Series
Medium: Framed Giclee Print on Canvas
Size: 33 x 44.5 cm
Edition: TIMED
Price: £300

*Cooper is my favorite of the bunch

Andrew Scott 'Tug' Series Release Details

Artist: Andrew Scott
Title: Tug (10 DIFF DOGS)
Medium: Framed Multiples
Size: 33 x 44.5 cm Each
Edition: TIMED
Prices: £300

*available at 5am EST on Friday October 24th, 2025

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Andrew Scott is an American artist who turns destruction into beauty by painting on broken frames and shattered glass. Born in 1991 he grew up in rural Pennsylvania where he studied illustration at the local community college before moving to Philadelphia to pursue fine art. Scott began experimenting with damaged materials after noticing how cracks in a window resembled lightning across a night sky. He now collects discarded mirrors cracked picture frames and fragments of tempered glass from abandoned buildings then layers oil acrylic and spray paint directly onto the jagged surfaces. The resulting portraits and abstract landscapes appear to explode outward while remaining delicately held together by gravity and resin.

Each composition balances chaos and control as brushstrokes follow the lines of fracture turning splinters into petals and shards into rays of light. Scott describes his process as a conversation with chance because every crack dictates where the image can and cannot go. Recent series explore themes of resilience memory and the fragmented self inviting viewers to see brokenness as a form of honest storytelling. His work has been exhibited in galleries across the East Coast and is held in private collections throughout the United States. By transforming trash into luminous art Scott challenges conventional ideas of value and permanence proving that even the most shattered surface can hold a complete and powerful vision.

Emu 'Temporary Escapism' Print Available

Artist: Emu
Title: Temporary Escapism
Medium: 6 Color Screen Print
Size: 67 x 67 cm
Edition: 35
Prices: £350

Emu is a self taught contemporary artist from Osaka Japan whose vibrant mixed media works fuse manga aesthetics with urban street energy. Born in 1983 Emu grew up surrounded by the neon soaked visuals of Japanese pop culture and the raw graffiti that covered city walls. These influences merge in paintings that layer acrylic ink spray paint and collage onto canvas wood and even vintage manga pages. Central to Emus imagery are wide eyed characters whose exaggerated expressions hover between innocence and rebellion. Bold outlines flat color fields and dynamic brushwork create a sense of movement that recalls both classic anime cels and the immediacy of tag art. Emu often incorporates Japanese text and fragmented comic panels inviting viewers to piece together narratives that feel personal yet universally nostalgic.

Recent bodies of work explore themes of identity consumerism and the tension between tradition and modernity in contemporary Japan. Solo exhibitions in Tokyo Kyoto and international fairs have brought Emu a growing global following while collaborative projects with apparel brands and music labels extend the art beyond gallery walls. Whether painting a large outdoor mural or an intimate panel Emu approaches each surface with the same restless curiosity layering translucent glazes and gestural marks until the piece pulses with life. The result is a visual language that speaks to anyone who has ever felt caught between worlds finding beauty in chaos and connection in color.