Hottie

Robin Coleman's Hottie (19" x 12") is a vibrant and playful mixed-media artwork that encapsulates his signature approach to contemporary pop art. Shaped as a comic book speech bubble, the piece is an explosion of nostalgia, humour, and vintage aesthetics, featuring classic cartoon characters and bold typography. The word "Hottie" is intricately composed of layered text, stamps, and imagery, cleverly incorporating elements of storytelling within the composition. The surrounding collage blends retro comic book scenes with a rebellious, tongue-in-cheek energy, echoing the influences of Roy Lichtenstein and the golden age of pop culture.

Robin Coleman is an internationally acclaimed artist known for his meticulous handcrafted collages that blend vintage materials with urban aesthetics. Originally trained as a painter, he evolved his practice to incorporate mixed media, working with authentic materials such as old comics, newspaper clippings, and repurposed street signs. His work bridges the gap between pop art and street art, bringing a distinctive energy to the contemporary market.

His pieces have been exhibited in major art hubs including London, New York, Dubai, and Paris, alongside street art icons like Banksy and Mr Brainwash. With collectors ranging from Hollywood celebrities to major galleries, his work is widely sought after, often exceeding expectations at auction.