Dan Pearce | Art Collection
About
Contemporary street art meets classic pop art in these striking and subversive comments on contemporary culture. Dan Pearce originals are high octane pieces that combine graffiti, traditional painting, collage and textured resin to turn heads. His art is collected by a plethora of stars including Rag’n’Bone Man, Anthony Joshua, 50Cent and a host of Premiership footballers.
Born and raised in London, Dan Pearce was exposed to art at a young age. His parents were both artists, and he grew up surrounded by their work. This early exposure sparked his interest in art and he began experimenting with different mediums and techniques. Pearce's artistic vision was heavily influenced by his surroundings, particularly the vibrant and diverse city of London.
Dan's innovative mixed media portraits blend modern day street art with the influences of Warhol and Lichtenstein in a unique controlled explosion of energy, colour and texture. Bringing together such disparate styles and materials as graffiti, traditional painting, collage and textured resin, as well as incorporating smashed glass and other unexpected objects, he creates high-octane pieces that turn heads from a distance, then take on a whole new meaning when seen up close. Dan has been exhibiting his artwork since 2013 throughout the UK as well as internationally.
Dan is involved in raising money for many charities through the sale of his artwork. In 2018 one of his originals featuring endangered wildlife raised £5500 for The Peter Jones Foundation; he donates artwork to the annual Acton Homeless charity auction, the Amy Winehouse Foundation. WWF, and the British Heart Foundation. He has raised money for a variety of wildlife conservation charities, and has recently sold work to raise funds to combat the effect of Australian bush fires.
Achievements
Dan has held successful solo exhibitions around London and at Tramp private members club in Mayfair, and his specially commissioned portrait of Anthony Joshua hangs above the boxing ring at the heavyweight champion’s training camp. His artwork is also collected by a plethora of stars including Rag’n’Bone Man, 50Cent and a host of Premiership footballers, making him one of the UK’s most talked about and collectable contemporary artists.