Artists
Zara Muse
Zara (Alexandra Johnson) has developed a unique and impressive technique using a palette knife and spatula to create her masterpieces. This method allows her to infuse her artwork with texture and depth, giving her paintings a distinctive three-dimensional quality that draws viewers into her world.
Zara's art revolves around themes of nature, emotions, and human connection. She skillfully employs a rich color palette, expressing the female beauty using contrasting shades to evoke deep emotions in her viewers.
Frank Canvas
A globally recognised and renown public figure with a passion for the arts; Frank Canvas has conquered his profession on the global-stage and is now looking to share his secret creative outlet that has laid dormant throughout his career. Though from a young age Frank excelled within creative subjects at school, and showed remarkable flare in his innovative approaches to traditional formats, fate and timing took him on a very different career path to one he had planned as an artist.
Robyn Artz
Robyn Artz is a 32 year old British female contemporary artist, inspired by the bold forms of both the modern and classic masters; Matisse, David Shrigley and Andy Warhol to name a few. Her work is driven by a passion to re-imagine the work of some of our favourite artist; to use those familiar images to tell new stories, to reflect new voices, and to do it by embracing the humour of it all. As a fine art contemporary artist, Robyn leans on Street Pop Art for what she terms as the “Urbanification” of renown artists, to encapsulate the raw voices of a new generations. She states in interviews that she often has visions of ‘the greats’ working on grand pieces of street-art, and capturing cultural shifts in their recognisable styles. These vision and interpretations are what she now brings to life in her signature bright colours and playful pop art formats.
Taped
Taped is a 40 year old anonymous emerging British contemporary [ghost] artist, capturing the attention of both art investors and collectors with his distinctive meme-style and retro-vibe ‘Music Nostalgia Art’. Raised on the south east coast of the UK, Taped later moved to West London to expand his career opportunities in both art and advertising.
Music and Advertising played a key role in his pursuit within the creative industry. Though his creative direction and vision had made a significant impacts within the advertising space, Taped still felt unfulfilled, and wanted to push his passion for art and music. Music in particular was a significant element of his daily routines. Taped was inspired by lyrics; from the age of 12 he would end most days by reading the lyrics of songs, which then triggered the urge to paint abstract works to bring these lyrics to life. His distinctive style of layered stencil work, spray paint, acrylic and screen printing, is always garnished with his avant-garde quotes and meme-style text, reflecting both his humour and his perspective on the world.