Collecting original artwork doesn’t have to mean a vast budget, so we’ve curated a selection of pieces including paintings, prints and sculptures that all come in under £1,000.
Whether you’re a seasoned collector adding to your portfolio or buying your first piece and eager to make your walls feel special, there’s something here for you. Here are some of our favourites.
Marcelina Amelia: Cleanse
Cleanse is an archival pigment ink print, finished by hand, that draws on Marcelina Amelia’s reflections on the modern world and human nature. It captures the spiritual journeys of self improvement seekers and escapists: the fragile, emotional beings we are. As Marcelina explains: “In my pursuit of healing, I use charcoal face masks and pore strips as metaphors for the longing to attain purity, free from past traumas and pain, a detox for the soul.” £470
Sam Wood: Evening Flowers
Born in Newcastle in 1994, Sam Wood is a British contemporary painter whose oil paintings capture the look and pace of modern life. He interprets the architectural and figurative identity of a place, with mood and atmosphere at the heart of everything he makes.
Evening Flowers portrays a woman resting, surrounded by red roses. In this still moment, her flowing brown hair creates a bold contrast, and from it her face and hands emerge. Wood uses shadow and warm tones to build an intimate scene, drawing the viewer in to share in its calming atmosphere. £700
MUL & Prefab77: Daughter Of Babylon
MUL & Prefab77 bring together two of the UK’s most distinctive street artists, and their collaborations blend the raw energy of the street with the discipline of fine art portraiture. Each work is a meeting of two voices, layered with collage, portraiture and pop culture iconography.
Daughter Of Babylon is a striking example of that partnership. A female figure is shown in profile, crowned with an explosive headdress of flora, fauna and birds that seems to burst from the composition. Every screenprint is individually hand painted on Fabriano paper, so no two are exactly alike, and small variations in colour and placement give each its own character. It measures 75 x 54 cm and is bold enough to command a wall, yet refined enough to reward a closer look. £600
Sally Grant: Suppose
Sally Grant has spent fourteen years mastering her practice. Each sculpture begins as a clay model, which allows her to capture a spontaneous, fluid form. After several stages of refinement, it is cast in bronze or resin, and Sally devotes months to each piece to meet her exceptionally high standards.
Suppose is one of her smaller works in our gallery, but it holds a cherished place as one of our favourites. The iron resin has a warm, unrefined quality, as if the sculpture had emerged directly from nature in its present state. It shows Sally’s gift for organic, sensual forms, whether her work is modest in size or monumental. £290
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