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Chemical X is a pseudonymous British contemporary artist. His main works…
Cindy Houdini created our infamous Ibiza Tube Map print, born and raised in Ibiza she enjoys hopping a lot..
Dan David is an award winning stone carver based in Norwich. He trained at…
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Dave Buonaguidi is a British artist whose work blends the worlds of advertising…
Ariel Parrow is a Seattle-based multimedia artist known for her bold, large-scale paintings..
Guerreroprojects is a Chilean artist living in France. She…
Born in Australia, Heath Kane has spent much of his life in England; first in…
Helena is a graduate of the Faculty of Architecture and Design at the…
James Burke, based in Shoreditch, London, is a versatile visual artist…
Lauren Baker often incorporates elements that emit or reflect light, using materials such as neon, diamond dust..
Artist and designer Little Fish Design creates playful and humorous…
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Mark Vessey is an eminent British photographic artist known for celebrating popular…
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Known iconically as ‘The Man Who Shot The Seventies’ joins forces with British pop artist…
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Descending from Barcelona and Bilbao, the married artists focus their work in…
One of the greatest Spanish photographers known for his contributions to documentary…
Poppy Faun is an acclaimed British multidisciplinary artist based in Brighton…
Contemporary artist Sara Pope is best known for her glossy, colourful, pop…
Shepard Fairey (b.1970) is an American contemporary street artist. graphic…
The Cameron Twins are identical twin artists known for their vibrant…
Tim Gatenby’s popular culture parodies often combining classical with modern…
WALTER RUDOLPH
Walter Rudolph (b. 1915, d. 1997) was a German photographer…
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CHEMICAL X | ARTIST
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Chemical X is a pseudonymous British artist known for bold, socially charged works. He rose to fame in 1991 designing the Ministry of Sound logo and later collaborated with Banksy on Greenpeace’s Save or Delete campaign. His art explores themes like rave culture, inequality, and homelessness. In 2020, he created a street piece for Netflix's How To Sell Drugs Online (Fast) using 130,000 fake ecstasy pills. He also co-founded ThisIsNumberOne.com, releasing NFTs with stars like Cara Delevingne. In 2024, he released White Isle, an Ibiza-shaped artwork made of ecstasy pills, endorsed by Fatboy Slim and quickly sold out.
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CINDY HOUDINI | ARTIST
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Cindy Houdini is a pseudonymous artist best known for creating The Ibiza Tube Map, first released in 2024. Born and raised on the island, Houdini knows Ibiza like the back of her hand. Each edition of the map is a playful, up-to-the-minute reflection of the island’s evolving landscape—charting current venues, closures, and iconic nightclubs as if they were tube stops. The work is a tongue-in-cheek parody, imagining a fictional underground metro system on an island famously lacking one.
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DANIEL DAVID | ARTIST
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Daniel David is an award winning stone carver based in Norwich who trained in Bath, England and qualified in 1995.
His work is informed by an abiding interest in developing new languages in stone carving:demonstrating curiosity and humour and exploring the relationship between traditional techniques and contemporary visual culture.
This experimental approach, investigating the interplay between materiality, concept and scale, marks a shift in conventional practices with stone, as he playfully scrutinises the tension between the images he chooses to represent – temporary symbols of their time – and the permanence of the material and its historic associations.
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DAVE BUONAGUIDI | ARTIST
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Dave Buonaguidi (b. 1964), also known as "Real Hackney Dave," is a British artist who blends advertising, propaganda, and found objects in his bold, often provocative screen prints. After a 35-year career in advertising—founding agencies like St. Luke’s and Karmarama and serving as Creative Director at Channel 4—he turned to art in his 50s, inspired by a screen printing workshop. Buonaguidi's work, often printed on vintage maps and materials, reuses commercial language to critique consumer culture and media influence. His pieces have been exhibited widely, including Dave Buonaguidi Is Always A Good Idea series.
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ARIEL PARROW | ARTIST
Ariel Parrow (b. 1991) is a Seattle-based multimedia artist known for her bold, large-scale paintings, murals, and installations. Her work explores themes of capitalism and consumerism, often incorporating editorial aesthetics like typography and romanticism.
She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts with a minor in Media Arts from the University of Montana. Her style has evolved from nature-inspired art to pop-art influences, blending playful compositions with striking colors.
Parrow continues to push creative boundaries, maintaining a dynamic presence in contemporary art.
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GUERREROPROJECTS | ARTIST
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Guerreroprojects’ Nancy is a Chilean artist living in France. She defines herself as a “character designer artist”. Nancy's work is influenced by old cartoons, kitsch and lowbrow art movements.
Along with her studies (Chile, UK, France) and fine artist career, Nancy learned many subjects and techniques: sculpture, stone & wood carving, casting, pottery, printmaking, silkscreen, digital image and many other DIY techniques that she uses on her pieces creating a wide body of work.
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HEATH KANE | ARTIST
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Heath Kane (b. 1972, Sydney) is a contemporary artist based near Cambridge, UK, known for bold, pop-influenced artworks that fuse political and social commentary with striking visuals. Formerly a designer and art director in London, his creative background informs his satirical style, exploring themes like wealth inequality and consumerism. His acclaimed Rich Enough to Be Batman series critiques class disparity by merging Batman’s mask with the Queen’s portrait. Kane's work has been exhibited at major venues such as Saatchi Gallery and featured in private collections. He has also collaborated with brands like Adidas and Stella Artois, bridging art and culture.
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HELENA MINGINOWICZ | ARTIST
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Helena Minginowicz, a graduate of the Faculty of Architecture and Design at the Magdalena Abakanowicz University of Arts in Poznań (2011) and finalist in the Bielska Jesień 2023 contest, lives and works in Poznań. Her work explores human perception, emotional complexity, and relationships through the lens of art. Using airbrush techniques to blend softness with precision, she creates visual mirages that blur the line between appearance and reality. Influenced by everyday life, filters, and digital aesthetics, her paintings reflect vulnerability and intimacy, inviting viewers to contemplate how we construct and interpret reality in a complex, image-saturated world.
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JAMES BURKE | ARTIST
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James Burke (b. 1981, London) is a visual artist, creative director, and founder of Acrylicize, a studio merging art and commerce to explore identity and creativity. With a Master’s from UAL Central Saint Martins, his work draws on Formalism, Minimalism, Bauhaus, and Design Art. He also founded The Art House in London and New York to support artists and collaboration. Burke’s Camouflage series features 330 identical plastic figures questioning identity and conformity in digital culture. Exhibited in shows like From Nothing, Something, his work challenges perception, blending mass-produced objects with deeper reflections on individuality and the human condition.
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LAUREN BAKER | ARTIST
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Lauren Baker (b. 1982 Middlesbrough) is a London-based multidisciplinary artist known for her celestial, light-based works that explore consciousness, energy, and the mysteries of the universe. Her practice spans various media, combining symbolism, nature, and spiritual themes to evoke deeper connection and raise the vibration of love and unity. Passionate about sustainability, she often works with light to make the unseen seen—referencing frequencies from astronomical bodies, plants, organs, and chakras. Baker’s work, both conceptually rich and visually striking, reflects a profound sense of mystery and aims to connect viewers with forces beyond the material world.
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LITTLE FISH DESIGN | ARTIST
Little Fish Design is an artist and designer known for playful, humorous 'Pop-Surrealist' sculptures and prints that blend classical art with contemporary packaging and advertising. Drawing from his background in graphic design, he fuses eclectic imagery and materials—often including discarded sweet wrappers—to create visually striking, witty works. His limited edition series, The Product Placement Project, humorously reimagines classical portraiture through a modern, pop culture lens. While the work playfully nods to themes like fashion, advertising, and portraiture, its primary aim is to amuse and disarm viewers with its clever juxtapositions and light-hearted commentary on visual culture.
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MARK VESSEY | ARTIST
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Mark Vessey (b.1982) is an eminent British photographic artist known for celebrating popular culture of the 20th and 21st centuries. In his internationally-renowned Collections series, Vessey captures both the physical beauty and emotional resonance of lovingly-curated collections, be that books, magazines or vinyl records.
Notable works include depicting defining records from the collections of iconic DJs, Norman Cook and Carl Cox, the magazine spines of 20 years of British Vogue covers featuring Kate Moss, and honouring significant anniversaries for such cultural institutions as Glyndebourne, Glastonbury Festival and legendary London nightclub, Fabric.
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MICK ROCK X HANNAH SHILLITO | ARTIST
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Mick Rock (1948–2021), famously known as “The Man Who Shot the Seventies,” was the legendary photographer behind some of rock’s most iconic images. With a career spanning five decades, he captured raw, intimate portraits of music legends including David Bowie, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, Queen, and Debbie Harry. After studying Modern Languages at Cambridge, a chance shoot with Syd Barrett led him to photography, where he shot over 100 album covers and helped define the visual identity of rock music. His work extended beyond the glam era, influencing generations and featuring in global exhibitions and institutions like the V&A and Brooklyn Museum.
Hannah Shillito (b. 1984) is a British contemporary artist known for her bold, neon-infused, pop art–inspired aesthetic. Her work blends feminist messaging with playful visuals, celebrating empowerment and self-expression. With a background in Art History and photography, she’s now expanding into digital art at Central Saint Martins. Shillito has lived and exhibited globally—in New York, Miami, Paris, and Ibiza—and has shown work digitally at the Louvre. Her creative projects range from feminist portraiture to reimagined icons in her “Barbie Exclusives” collection, reflecting a vibrant, boundary-pushing approach to modern pop art.
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MRS AND MR GARCIA | ARTIST
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Descending from Barcelona and Bilbao, the married artists combine mixed media materials like sequins, mirrors, and neon signs to create light/dark narratives that document our time. With over 20 years of experience in architecture, design, and publishing, they blend disciplines to deliver powerful visual portraits. Inspired by creative fearlessness, they admire Grace Jones as a symbol of boldness and artistic freedom. Having worked with icons like Yves Saint Laurent, Andy Warhol, and Massive Attack, Jones' legacy and impact on pop culture—embodied in her album Nightclubbing—make her an undeniable figure of Ibiza’s essence.
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ORIOL MASPONS | PHOTOGRAPHER
Oriol Maspons (b. 1928 d. 2013) is a renowned Spanish photographer, is celebrated for his contributions to documentary, portrait, and fashion photography. Influenced by the mid-20th century’s artistic atmosphere, Maspons developed his craft in Paris, drawing from the French humanist photography movement. After returning to Barcelona, he joined the Agrupació Fotogràfica de Catalunya, a hub for experimental photographers.
Maspons’ work on Ibiza, spanning from the 1950s to the 1980s, documents the island’s evolution and unique cultural blend. It contrasts two speeds of life: the relaxed pace of locals and the fast-paced visitors. His photographs capture the island’s peaceful coexistence amidst diverse cultures, offering a reflection on freedom, change, and loss over time. Through his images, Maspons invites viewers to consider how Ibiza has transformed and what has been lost in the process.
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POPPY FAUN | ARTIST
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Poppy Faun (b. 1988) is a British painter based in Brighton, England, celebrated for her retro-inspired lust provoking collages. Drawing from the aesthetics of the 1960s and 1970s, she reimagines vintage imagery from magazines and postcards to create works that blend nostalgia with modernity.
Her unique style has led to collaborations with brands like Vogue, Playboy, and Missoma, as well as exhibitions in Brighton, London, and Milan. Recent projects explore themes of connection, humor, and positivity, often reflecting personal stories through her art.
Poppy’s work continues to bridge the past and present, offering a fresh perspective on timeless creativity.
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SARA POPE | ARTIST
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Sara Pope is a contemporary artist known for her glossy, pop-style paintings of lips, inspired by her background in fashion design and art direction. Her work explores themes of beauty, communication, and perfection. Using makeup, lighting, and photography, she captures her subjects' unique expressions, which serve as the foundation for her paintings. Pope's intricate technique involves layering oil-diluted paint and sometimes mixing lipstick into the work, resulting in glossy, irresistible portraits. Her art has been exhibited globally, including at the Saatchi Gallery and SCOPE Miami, and her pieces are in the Vatican collection.
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SHEPARD FAIREY | ARTIST
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Shepard Fairey (b. 1970) is an American street artist, graphic designer, and activist, known for founding OBEY Clothing. He gained recognition in the late 1980s with his “Andre the Giant Has a Posse” sticker campaign, which evolved into the “OBEY Giant” street art movement. Fairey’s work explores themes like propaganda, consumerism, and social justice, blending pop art, punk rock, and political protest. His “HOPE” poster for Barack Obama became iconic in 2008. Fairey’s art supports causes like environmentalism and human rights, and his works are displayed in galleries and museums worldwide, bridging street and fine art.
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THE CAMERON TWINS | ARTIST
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The Cameron Twins are identical twin artists known for their vibrant and surreal art, which spans screen print, digital montage, photography, casting, sculpture, and installation. Their work features bold colours and a child-like aesthetic, drawing on their childhood memories through old paintings, photos, and drawings.
A significant aspect of their art is the print process, which mirrors their twin experience through themes of repetition and doubling. They hand-pull their screens, creating unique, often imperfect prints. Their art incorporates playful, familiar pop-culture icons like Barbie and My Little Pony, combining a cheerful appearance with underlying darker themes.
Their sculptures, made from casts of old toys and pop-culture objects, blend nostalgia with a playful yet unsettling visual style. These pieces contribute to the surreal and immersive quality of their installations, inviting viewers to explore the deeper layers of memory and childhood.
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TIM GATENBY | ARTIST
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Tim Gatenby creates humorous paintings that parody popular culture by blending classical and modern imagery. His work explores the relationship between art history and the internet age, often combining deconstructed cartoon characters with dark humor. Gatenby’s pieces reflect societal pressures like consumerism and overindulgence, frequently using fast food to comment on the ease of modern life and the growing trend of obesity. Despite the darker themes, his work often includes playful, absurd touches, subverting expectations and adding comedic elements. Gatenby’s art serves as a reflection of contemporary society, reanalyzing familiar imagery with a unique twist.
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WALTER RUDOLPH | PHOTOGRAPHER
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Walter Rudolph (1915–1997) was a German photographer who worked for Thomson (TUI) and Iberia in the 70s and 80s, capturing holiday destinations for travel brochures. In 1976, he documented the emerging tourism scene in Ibiza, capturing the island's hippie culture, stunning beaches, and vibrant nightlife. His iconic photographs showcase landmarks and local Ibicenco life, offering a nostalgic glimpse into a pre-discovery Ibiza. Rudolph’s creative eye produced unstaged social scenarios similar to Slim Aarons and Wes Anderson. His archive, including 37 photos taken in 1976 is curated by Emma Salahi at Agony + Ecstasy Gallery.