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Artwork Specifications
2025
Print - Archival giclée, acid-free cotton rag, Hahnemühle Photo Rag, 308gsm
25
Specifications
2025
Print - Archival giclée, acid-free cotton rag, Hahnemühle Photo Rag, 308gsm
25
About The Artist
British, b. 1989
66HUNDRED is a contemporary artist working between London and Hong Kong. His multidisciplinary practice combines graffiti, digital and classical art across mixed media, sculpture and fine-art printmaking.
Largely self-taught, his visual language grew from a background in graffiti and tattooing and a fascination with classical sculpture. Exploring beauty and decay, permanence and destruction, he transforms classical busts, mythological figures and botanical forms through vivid colour, fractured surfaces and urban interventions, creating what he describes as “modern relics.”
His work spans series including Modern Ruin, Gods & Myth, Bloom, Relics and Revelations, alongside sculptural Drip Frames that extend the artwork beyond the image.
In 2025, 66HUNDRED was featured in Modern Ruin at Ad Lib Gallery, London. His work explores how beauty is shaped—and ultimately strengthened—by transformation, damage and time.
British, b. 1989
66HUNDRED is a contemporary artist working between London and Hong Kong. His multidisciplinary practice combines graffiti, digital and classical art across mixed media, sculpture and fine-art printmaking.
Largely self-taught, his visual language grew from a background in graffiti and tattooing and a fascination with classical sculpture. Exploring beauty and decay, permanence and destruction, he transforms classical busts, mythological figures and botanical forms through vivid colour, fractured surfaces and urban interventions, creating what he describes as “modern relics.”
His work spans series including Modern Ruin, Gods & Myth, Bloom, Relics and Revelations, alongside sculptural Drip Frames that extend the artwork beyond the image.
In 2025, 66HUNDRED was featured in Modern Ruin at Ad Lib Gallery, London. His work explores how beauty is shaped—and ultimately strengthened—by transformation, damage and time.