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'Love is the Drug - Pink Diamond Dust, 2020' is a silkscreen by acclaimed artist Ryan Callanan (aka RYCA). Finished with pink diamond dust, this print is from a limited edition of 15 and is a signed and numbered by the artist. Whilst stocks last, all RYCA and Ryan Callanan exclusive prints will be accompanied by a free gift print worth £50 - Acid Britannia. From a limited edition of 100, Acid Britannia is a signed and numbered 2-colour silkscreen.
Qualifies for Own Art finance, 10 instalments, 0% interest
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Screenprint with pink diamond dust
Size: Signed and numbered by the artist
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Ryan Callanan, who works in the street scene under the alias of RYCA, is a contemporary artist whose ‘Poptarian’ style combines Street Art, popular culture, and current affairs. Ryan Callanan’s art features playful jokes and political references in refreshing and accessible compositions.
Ryan Callanan, who works in the street scene under the alias of RYCA, is a contemporary artist whose ‘Poptarian’ style combines Street Art, popular culture, and current affairs. Ryan Callanan’s art features playful jokes and political references in refreshing and accessible compositions.
Callanan is a master of experimentation with a signature street style encompassing emojis and pop culture references. He studied Modelmaking at Barking College, Dagenham, before he rose to fame in the street scene and chose his moniker RYCA after producing his first set of 3D smiley faces, emblematic of the 1980s Acid Rave culture. Since then, he has experimented with various processes and different materials, ensuring that his art is constantly developing, and he has perfected the art of adding wit and spirit into his artworks. In 2003, Callanan started working at a sign company, and he now creates pub signs that imitate the Victorian sign aesthetic and are made from glass, resin, gold, and paint. His signs draw on popular quotes and sayings, colloquial and swear words, and song lyrics. His collection of expletive insertions, in which an expletive is inserted into a word, has become a symbol of Ryan’s playful diving into British popular culture. His experimentation with lyrics has resulted in highly collectible editions amongst musicians, music producers, and writers.
We love the witty cultural and political references used in each of Ryan's artworks, creating accessible and refreshing compositions. Often drawing from pop culture and taking inspiration from famous phrases, Ryan creates artworks that are a playful take on well-known motifs. Simple yet extremely effective, we love how Ryan's prints are a bold celebration of contemporary culture. On his creative process, the artist has said: “I'm interested in studying, discovering, and experimenting with various processes and technological advances.”
