JAYSON LILLEY
British artist Jayson Lilley is a master of contemporary printmaking, pushing the boundaries of artistic expression by seamlessly blending painting, collage, and mark-making techniques in his awe-inspiring cityscapes. With an unparalleled ability to merge the precision of screen printing with fluid gestures, Lilley infuses his landscapes with vibrant energy and vitality.
Latest Release:
Good Morning Tokyo
Jayson Lilley's latest release, Good Morning Tokyo, is a unique, one-off print over a collage of Manga comics. Bringing together some of Tokyo's most iconic landmarks nestled among hand-painted and deeply textured cherry blossoms, this piece was created exclusively for Enter Gallery's The Mix originals showcase.
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Works on Wood
Jayson Lilley's latest collection sees the urban landscape juxtaposed against the natural wood grain of birch ply in these sleek circular compositions.
NEW! Cambridge Collection
Jayson Lilley's latest works on paper brings his unique contemporary style to the historic city of Cambridge. Fusing together Jayson's signature luminous skies and dynamic pen work with Cambridge's elegant and iconic skyline, this series of small-edition prints is available exclusively with The Arthound Gallery.
Works on Paper
Jayson Lilley's most recognisable works, this collection captures some of the world's most iconic city skylines and recognisable landscapes against vast and vivid skies.
Works on Book Covers
Lilley's recent collection on vintage Ladybird Books combines a childhood nostalgia for these classic books with contemporary graphic imagery.
Works on Maps
Lilley's works on maps are a reflection of his many journeys through his favourite cities - sometimes planned, but often stumbling upon breathtaking vistas by chance. A city's hills are an irresistible invitation for Lilley, forever in search for his next favourite view.
Works on Bank Notes
Lilley's highly collectible works on bank notes trace the changing face of the city, as buildings and neighbourhoods receive or loose investment, skylines change, and the pound grants or denies access to parts of the landscape.
Works on Monopoly Boards
Years of drawn-out games of Monopoly in his childhood home in Devon led to an over-simplified image of London in Lilley's imagination; now immersed in the city, Lilley conveys the love and vibrancy of the city into these vintage boards.
CONTACT
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