Floyd Douglas is a contemporary Dutch artist, born in 1982, whose work combines elements of Pop Art and urban aesthetics.
He explores themes like consumerism, celebrity culture, and urban life, often reflecting the tension between modern metropolises and natural instincts. His art challenges viewers to reconsider their fascination with materialism and the constructed allure of glamorous cityscapes.
Douglas is known for his innovative technique, which involves using polymethylmethacrylate (acrylic glass). He sculpts and folds this material into unique, three-dimensional forms, creating vibrant and dynamic artworks. Each piece reflects a blend of bold statements and subtle commentary, crafted with meticulous attention to detail
His portfolio includes striking works such as Butterflies LV, Haribo Pineapple, and Playboy Cover, all of which highlight his distinctive style and conceptual depth.
The recurring use of cityscapes, consumer icons, and natural motifs speaks to the surreal blend of modernity and tradition in his artistic vision
