Endless valuation
Took the visual language of luxury fashion advertising and put it on London walls.
Endless is a London street artist working anonymously since the late 2000s, whose subject is the imagery of fashion and luxury branding — logos, perfume bottles, advertising poses — restaged as graffiti.
What a work by Endless is worth
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Bio
Endless is a London street artist working anonymously since the late 2000s, whose subject is the imagery of fashion and luxury branding — logos, perfume bottles, advertising poses — restaged as graffiti. The work sits in the tradition that runs through Warhol to the street: appropriating the surfaces of commerce and returning them slightly altered. The murals appeared across Shoreditch and the West End, and the studio work followed the audience.
The market divides into unique works on canvas, spray and mixed media, and screenprint editions, with the editions generally hand-finished in part, which means no two are identical and condition is judged accordingly. Hand-finishing is also where misdescription occurs most often, since a standard impression and a hand-finished one from the same edition are different objects. Certificates and the publisher's paperwork settle it, and are worth locating before a work is offered anywhere.
Cambridge, the Liberty window and Gilbert & George
Endless studied fine art and screen printing at the Cambridge School of Art before moving to London and working on the street. In 2016 Liberty asked him to paint its main window for the fortieth anniversary of punk, and his solo show Worship that year featured Gilbert & George, who have recurred in his work since; in 2020 he gave the Uffizi in Florence a self-portrait with them. In 2022 he showed The Endless Transfiguration in the San Marino pavilion at the Venice Biennale, and his first museum exhibition opened at Casa Robegan in Treviso that December.
A good deal of what carries his name is collaboration rather than studio work: a capsule clothing collection and NFTs with Karl Lagerfeld, T-shirts and skateboard decks with Fiorucci, tableware, eyeglass frames and live painting for brands. These are worth separating from the canvases and the editions when a collection is valued, because a branded object and a work from the studio are valued differently.
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