In Lhouette's eyes, the world is a juxtaposition of icons, symbols, signifiers and media: interfacing with and influencing the senses of the observer - creating a freewheeling bricolage of narratives and experiences.

One of the fundamental appealing characteristics of Lhouette's work is this crashing together of motifs: inspired by the way the human brain observes the world in all its multi-sensory glory.

From our long association with Lhouette we've been honoured to see this process in action as he scours international markets and shops for textures, culture and iconography: fuelling his alchemy-like imagination.

This stream of consciousness ideology of Lhouette is the perfect compliment to the 'more is more' aesthetic of contemporary maximalism. Lhouette uses his organic layering of motifs to illustrate decoration, sensuality, luxury and (in particular) fantasy.

Lhouette's new Boutique Edition Maximalist Pop Panellists is a brilliant evolution of this concept: layering international brands, logos, motifs and pop-culture icons onto rough-hewn hand worked textures: then tiled into a 3x3 social media-style grid.

As well as evoking themes of Andy Warhol-style repetition and appropriation - and offering timely comment on the sheer postmodern 'blender of decontextualisation' that is the modern internet: the grid arrangement also allows the Boutique Editions to be presented in distinct configurations.