Rent or purchase artworks from Spray's selection. Spray's niche roster of artists is a carefully curated selection. Creating both hip and swish contemporary art, Spray's artists all have a 'street to studio' story. Their work is not only engaging for exhibition purposes, but also an ideal aesthetic for office spaces, hotels,  etc.

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Spray Gallery is thrilled to present 5 artists who are pioneers of the Montpellier (southern France) street art movement. With open edition prints, limited edition prints and original work, Spray Gallery is excited for what’s in store!

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“I selected 5 stand-out talents who all have inspirational stories as well as a striking artistic practice. I believe their work is not only fascinating for exhibition purposes, but also an ideal fit-out for offices, hallways, lobbies, foyers, bars, restaurants, hotels etc...The artists all have a ‘street to studio’ story where they began their careers as graffiti writers, and have developed their practice into more post-graffiti, gallery-style work. I’m bringing their work over to the UK contemporary art market for the first time in their careers, and I aim to promote the artists, their art and their stories to the UK audience” - Samuel Farlow, Founding Curator Spray Gallery.

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Notorious on the Montpellier contemporary art scene, Little Lewis, Salamech, Sunra, Olivier Secretan and Oups all have a fascinating focus to their artistic practice. Their styles are mixed and similar at the same time. Collectively and as individual artists, the group all have an engaging historic evolution to their practice and this is what is most intriguing about their work.

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Spray Gallery ​hopes to collaborate with both corporate and domestic clients. Spray Gallery can facilitate artist commissions and can organise mural paintings for clients too. Curating a unique collection, bespoke to a particular ambiance is Spray's forté, and that's why we at Spray Gallery believe that a  RENT ARTWORK          option should be available, particularly for our corporate clients.

 

Open edition prints can best fit-out a large corporate environment but a limited edition or an original piece will always look good!​​

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