Artist: DanPearce
Title: Queen Madonna
Medium: Mixed media on aluminium
Edition: Original, One of a kind
Artwork Dimensions: 60cm x 80cm (24" x 31.5")
Frame Dimensions: 69cm x 90cm (27" x 35.5")
Condition: Image: Good. The corner of the aluminium has some tooling marks and a slight crease. Unknown if this was during the manufacture of the artwork but it is only noticeable from ~30cm away or by touch. Photos are included in the listing but difficult to distinguish from the artwork. Frame: Good. Some marks and light dents. See photos.
Gallery Price: £4,125
About the artwork
This striking mixed‑media portrait presents a seamless fusion of Madonna and Queen Elizabeth II, their features interwoven to form a single, dual‑faced icon. The forward‑looking visage carries the poise and authority associated with the Queen, while the profile subtly evokes Madonna’s unmistakable silhouette, creating a dialogue between monarchy and pop stardom. Rendered in elegant monochrome and energised by turquoise and pink spray‑paint accents, the work balances classical portraiture with a bold urban edge. Metallic textures, splattered paint, and graffiti‑like gestures animate the background, amplifying its contemporary character. Ornamental motifs around the head hint at both a crown and a halo, reinforcing the interplay between sovereignty and celebrity. Framed in black, the composition feels powerful and self‑contained, inviting reflection on how cultural icons—royal and rebellious—shape modern visual mythology.
About the Artist
Dan Pearce is a British contemporary artist celebrated for his bold fusion of street art, pop culture, and mixed‑media craftsmanship. Working with layers of spray paint, digital collage, resin, metal, and hand‑finished textures, he creates dynamic portraits that explore themes of celebrity, identity, and modern iconography. His work often reimagines well‑known figures—musicians, actors, and royalty—through an urban lens, blending classical composition with graffiti energy. Pearce has built a strong following through gallery exhibitions, charity collaborations, and high‑profile collectors, positioning him as a distinctive voice in the UK’s urban‑pop art scene.
