Based in Cheshire, Piers Henry specialises in creating stunning, tactile sculptures that play on light and texture to create elegant and ethereal works of art.
Having honed his skills over years of practice, Piers uses concrete, glass and metal to create bespoke furniture in addition to his sculptures, becoming renowned for his forward-thinking, contemporary approach to art and design. His work is collected internationally and represents the perfect merge of modern art and tasteful design.
Polished hand formed stainless steel
Original
140 x 110cm
Signed on verso
£1350
POSE
Pose is a contemporary artist based in Chicago, Illinois. Revered for his exceptionally detailed and large-scale graffiti pieces, his work has been described by Shepard Fairey as being “a hybrid of the aesthetics of pop-art, graffiti, sign painting and comics that are all areas of his interest done in his own style”
His art combines the immediacy and vibrancy of comic-book style characters with hidden intricacies and elements of graffiti to produce surreal pastiches of pop-art perfection. In his own words Pose feels “inspired by challenges and uncomfortable territory”, using his immaculate technique and obsessive need to create he's turned his hand to murals, prints, paintings and three-dimensional installations.
A large part of his expertise lies in taking everyday objects from the world around him and morphing their influence into his art, it could be street-signs, pages from his wife's childhood books or elements from cartoons and films, he works with the ordinary and turns it into the noteworthy.
Pose's place in the street-art canon is more assured with every released. Having featured heavily in Saatchi's 'Beyond the streets' exhibition this year and having shown work internationally for over a decade, his work remains as relevant and exceptional as ever.
80 x 60cm
Signed limited edition of 100 £635
Rory McQueen
Born and raised in the 1980's Rory McQueen channels his deeply ingrained fascination with nostalgia and retro imagery into vibrant, inventive takes on popular culture.
He works as an official artist for the iconic series 'Garbage pail kids' as well as Topps 'Wacky packages' series. Inspired by Japanese film posters, cereal adverts, video-game box art and old-school book covers, Rory McQueen brings his trademark edge and off-beat sense of humour to everything that he creates, including having recently created work on a used police riot-shield.
In addition to his work with Topps and Garbage pail kids he was recently commissioned by Mr. Men to produce a range of merchandise and artwork, infusing his signature style with the iconic characters to create a vibrant and unique collection of work.
Giclee print on paper
Signed limited edition of 50 80 x 60cm
Unframed £250
Framed £370
Dave Towers
Dave Towers is a typography artist that specialises in making vibrant, charming and witty works that are emphasised by texture, colour and precision.
Typically made using 30mm acrylic markers Dave's work is beautifully layered and effortlessly vibrant, each piece has slight, unique differences in form and depth of ink which gives every work a subtle character amongst the perfection.
Dave’s captivating process-driven series went viral in 2016, he has since amassed 120,000 followers on Instagram. He has created work for several major brands including Sony, Starbucks, Adidas and Skoda. He is also set to work on exciting upcoming collaborations with Japanese fashion house Comme des Garçons and designer Honey Fucking Dijon.
Ink on paper Signed limited edition of 10 84 x 59cm Signed on the verso Framed £555 Joy, Gold.
Katsu
Katsu is a Japanese-American artist based between Brooklyn and San Francisco, his work showcases the ominous and inevitable intersection of art and technology, covering subjects like vandalism, consumerism, AI and digital culture through innovative and boundary-pushing mediums.
Katsu graduated with a BFA from Parson's school of design in New York. He's been part of several high-profile exhibitions including 'Beyond The Streets' in Los Angeles and ‘Born in the Streets - Graffiti' at the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain in Paris. In 2015 he created 'Dronescape Summer' for Coney Art Walls and beyond the streets at Saatchi gallery in London, in which several original works were featured.
Katsu's role in the ever-changing modern art scene is hard to overstate, his innovative approach and strive for uniqueness setting him up to be one of the most exciting artists of the 21st century.
o ed e a e o ca as Original 172 x 133cm Signed on verso POA
Jerry-Lee Bossmans
Jerry-Lee Bosmans is a visual artist & designer based in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. His work is graphic in nature, focusing on bold compositions and vibrant swirls of colour to create beautifully inviting, intensely hued works of art.
Having worked with brands such as Apple, Amazon, Meta, and google, he's gained a reputation for his accessible and iridescent prints, and a following that has seen him exhibit across Europe including a solo show in Amsterdam in 2022 and more recently a show in Hamburg in June 2023.
Since 2020 he's been working on his 'Printmaking challenge' series, which sets out to discover new visual techniques and styles through his classic use of colour. Works in this series regularly sell out and are comprised of very small edition runs. His latest print 'Feeling groovy ' is now available exclusively with Helm gallery for the remainder of the edition.
Giclée print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag
308gsm paper
Edition of 10
60 x 60cm
Signed and numbered
£330 Framed
Mantra 1
Mantra 2
Radiate A #1
Radiate A #2
Rich Simmons
Rich Simmons is a contemporary artist based in Brighton. Heavily influenced by the pop- art of the 60's and 70's he filters his inspiration through street-art sensibilities, utilising spray-paint and stencils for work that is as vibrant as it is nostalgic. His art channels the bold and irreverent, inviting the viewer into taboo topics of conversation while his composition is interestingly heavily inspired by renaissance era painting, particularly the Fibonacci sequence, contrasting his controversial subject matter with a traditional edge. Euro News went as far to describe Simmons' work as 'Pop Art inspired by da Vinci'.
At just 37 years old, Simmons has already exhibited in 33 galleries and museums across three continents, seven countries and 16 major cities, proving his versatility and global appeal. In 2018, a painting Simmons created for Gracious Hearts Charity for children with cerebral palsy sold for £52,000 at a Christie’s charity auction.
