D*FACE

D*Face: a major street artist blending pop art and social critique

D*Face, born Dean Stockton in 1978 in London, is a British street artist known for his unique style that merges pop art, graffiti, and social satire. Inspired by Roy Lichtenstein, Shepard Fairey, and Banksy, he reinterprets popular icons to critique consumer society.

From an early age, he developed a passion for graffiti and illustration. He began by pasting stickers and painting in the streets of London, quickly gaining recognition for his bold visuals that challenge the dominance of mass media. His signature style features distorted faces, a recurring motif in his work.

D*Face works across various mediums, including canvas, sculpture, urban installations, and large-scale murals. His colorful and dynamic universe echoes comic book and advertising aesthetics, yet beneath these visually striking images lies a darker message. Through his work, he exposes the flaws of capitalism and the illusions of the American dream.

His success has led to exhibitions in galleries worldwide, as well as collaborations with major brands and cultural institutions. His murals adorn city facades across the globe, reinforcing his influence in contemporary street art.

Galerie Jumble, specializing in urban art, showcases several works by D*Face. His screen prints are available to collectors, each piece carrying his critical perspective on society and reflecting his artistic commitment.

D*Face continues to evolve and innovate, exploring new formats and experimenting with different mediums. His impact on street art remains profound, balancing social critique and powerful aesthetics.