Gold Leaf and City Lights: Vincent Vee on His New Exclusive UK Representation with KELLART Gallery, London

This week, independent visual artist Vincent Vee signed an exclusive UK representation agreement with KELLART Gallery — a partnership that brings his northern studio practice into the heart of London's art scene.

Vee's work sits at the collision of two worlds that don't often meet: the raw, immediate energy of street art and the gilded stillness of Eastern European religious iconography. That tension — grit against gold leaf — has become his signature, and it owes plenty to his formal training at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and the Camerimage Film School, where he first learned to think in light and shadow.

KELLART has now launched a dedicated profile for Vee, bringing together some of his most recognisable portraits — David Bowie as Ziggy Stardust, Madonna, and Tokyo Vibes II among them — alongside a curated set of individually hand-finished Giclée Mixed Media Original editions.

"KELLART felt like the natural next step," Vee says. "Having a curatorial team that understands where luxury and street culture actually meet means I get to spend more time in the studio and less time managing logistics."

With collectors already spread from the UK to Europe, the US and Australia, the move also means tighter, more consistent handling of framing, shipping and international sales — the kind of infrastructure a growing collector base needs.

The collection is live now for viewing and acquisition.

Read the full feature and view available works on KELLART