About Dan
Dan Pearce is one of the UK’s most collectible and established contemporary artists, renowned for his multidisciplinary art collections. With all his work, he aims to trigger one of three responses:
// Think – to make viewers think “How did he do that?”
// Touch – to inspire them to touch the artwork and feel the materials.
// Move – to encourage movement around the artwork for different perspectives and viewpoints.
His innovative mixed-media creations and experimental approach command attention from a distance yet reveal intricate details up close. Dan’s artistic practice spans original mixed media paintings, light creations, limited edition sculptures, one-off large scale sculpture commissions, large-scale murals, and collaborative film projects.
Born in Australia where his earliest memories center around the ocean, Dan moved to the UK at an early age, eventually settling in London where he now creates his distinctive works in his studio space.
Pearce’s work has captured the attention of an impressive array of celebrities and renowned worldwide brands, with commissioned pieces for boxing champion Anthony Joshua, French international footballer Paul Pogba, Grammy nominee Rag’n’Bone Man, and hip-hop legend 50 Cent to name a few. He has also worked with top brands like Disney Plus and is about to be one of the residential artists at The Four Seasons hotel in Doha.
Dan has exhibited extensively throughout the UK with Clarendon Fine Art galleries, where his original artworks and limited editions consistently rank among their most sought-after pieces. His work often commands significant attention in the secondary market, reflecting his growing importance in contemporary urban art.
A dedicated family man, Dan balances his thriving artistic career with being a hands-on father to his two sons, working from his studio in South East London. Through his art, he continues to engage audiences with his bold vision, creating pieces that serve as striking and subversive comments on contemporary culture. A few words from Dan…
“For me, art is fun. I only have one objective, to try and engage the audience for a reaction, good or bad. I love what I do, you can never take it too seriously, it’s not life or death. At the end of the day, it’s just fun.”
