Breaking the mould can be hard to achieve within the perimeters of just four two dimensional sides. A canvas contains an explosion of the artist's ideas, beautifully presented in their composition. Rejecting the typical tools of the artist’s trade, raw woods, oil drums and torn papers have proved to be rich materials for Lhouette, whose resourcefulness has won critical and commercial acclaim. Born from his very first original works on reclaimed pallets, and lending themselves to his artistic name, Lhouette has created a distinct cast of sensuous female characters and textures within.

Resin has typically sealed the striped sequences and iconic brands under a perfect layer of glossy shine. Recent sculptures have begun to buck this trend, instead coated in opulent diamond dust. Angelic forms cast in diamonds are countered by subversive imagery; Little Miss Sunshine wields a revolver; a waitress aptly named Last orders serves grenade ready to detonate.  

From being invited to exhibit by The Dorchester Collection at contemporary venue 45 Park Lane, located in the prestigious heart of Mayfair, Lhouette is without a doubt the most exciting figure on today’s art scene; a young artist whose potential knows no limits. Selected by panellists including Damien Hirst and Sir Peter Blake, the two-month residency revisited some of his most evocative themes, laced with new found confidence in a series of free-standing sculptures and shining gloss coated palettes.

Breaking the mould can be hard to achieve within the perimeters of just four two dimensional sides. A canvas contains an explosion of the artist's ideas, beautifully presented in their composition. Rejecting the typical tools of the artist’s trade, raw woods, oil drums and torn papers have proved to be rich materials for Lhouette, whose resourcefulness has won critical and commercial acclaim. Born from his very first original works on reclaimed pallets, and lending themselves to his artistic name, Lhouette has created a distinct cast of sensuous female characters and textures within.

Named Angel Cake, Little Miss Sunshine and Last Orders, each sweet candy coloured woman is armed with weapons ready to unleash cultural chaos. Outlined in stencil and aerosol, the ladies first found form overlaid on fluorescent stripes punctuated by global brands and vibrant colour pallets will enrich any collector's household. Sculpture Size: 85 cm x 62 cm / 33.46" x 24.4"

Few and far between, the wall sculptures are a rare opportunity to introduce a new dimension to a collection, supplementing even traditional wall based urban art with new invigoration. Introducing his trademark, gloss resin finish, 'Hello Sailor Miniature' comes with a gleaming presence as sassy meets glossy. Sculpture Size: 85 cm x 52 cm / 33.46" x 20.47"

Resin has typically sealed the striped sequences and iconic brands under a perfect layer of glossy shine. Recent sculptures have begun to buck this trend, instead coated in opulent diamond dust. Angelic forms cast in diamonds are countered by subversive imagery; Little Miss Sunshine wields a revolver; a waitress aptly named Last orders serves grenade ready to detonate.  

With recent commissions with Harrods for a one of kind chess set, Lhouette’s vision is beyond the borders and beyond the frame of his female subjects. With a constant, practical approach to demonstrate pop maximisation in it's irony and satire, the mood of Lhouette's diamond dust sculptures showcases a tongue-in-cheek approach. Sculpture Size: 84cm x 54 cm / 33.07" x 21.25"

The sought-after cable drum pieces is a new structural approach that has been reminiscent of a contemporary Lhouette movement. The circular-inspired piece has been a breath of fresh air for many households as Lhouette collectors indulge in a new, progressive trend that sees Lhouette take charge in 2020. Image Size: 80cm x 80cm / 31.5" x 31.5"

From being invited to exhibit by The Dorchester Collection at contemporary venue 45 Park Lane, located in the prestigious heart of Mayfair, Lhouette is without a doubt the most exciting figure on today’s art scene; a young artist whose potential knows no limits. Selected by panellists including Damien Hirst and Sir Peter Blake, the two-month residency revisited some of his most evocative themes, laced with new found confidence in a series of free-standing sculptures and shining gloss coated palettes.

Introducing a bold array of original pop art wall mounted sculptures, it was only a matter of time before a square or a rectangle could no longer contain the artist’s fervour, or the charisma of his girl squad. Angel Cake is a redefining sculpture that uplifts both space and engager as the twinkling diamond dust takes sensuous effect. Sculpture Size Size: 121 x 90 cm / 47.63" x 35.43"

The neatly cut, diamond-filled 'Hello Sailor' sculptures has been a combination of old and new approaches from artist Lhouette. Those who are familiar with his earlier styles have become accustomed to seeing the traditional, sassy structure of his female subjects. But look deeper and the diamond-shaped elements embodies a new content pattern that Lhouette admirers will start to see being incorporated more and more. Sculpture Size: 123.5 cm x 73.5 cm / 48.62" x 28.93"

Seeking authenticity in his materials, Lhouette recognises that art and objects can have an enduring presence owing to their age. Bazooka Jo epitomises the very modern style that Lhouette demonstrates in his artwork, from the structure to up-to-date medias and pop-art colours, a contemporary style to match a modern home. Sculpture Size: 119.5cm x 87.5 cm / 47.07" x 34.44"