Stikki Peaches Canada
Works
- Marvin Gaye, 2023
- Alain "The Professor" Prost, 2023
- Fernando "Magic" Alonso, 2023
- Jean-Paul Belmondo, 2023
- Juan Manuel Fangio, 2023
- Louise "Mitchell", 2023
- Sir Stirling Moss, 2023
- Biggie, 2023Sold
- Gilles « L’aviateur » Villeneuve, 2023Sold
- Edith Piaf "La Môme Piaf", 2023Sold
- Diana Ross, 2023Sold
- Ayrton "Forever" Senna, 2023Sold
Series
Biography
Born in Montreal, Quebec, Stikki Peaches is a pseudonymous street artist known for his unique style that blends pop culture, street art, and social commentary. From larger-than-life portraits of music legends and film stars to whimsical mash-ups of beloved characters, his art evokes a sense of nostalgia and wonder, striking a chord with people from all walks of life. His style is rooted in the spirit of reusing and recycling, where a myriad of techniques are combined to reveal what can be thought of as “beautifully controlled chaos”. The artist’s use of layering and mixed media adds depth and texture to his work, inviting viewers to reflect on the intersection of art, media, and society. His artwork often incorporates elements of punk culture, music, style and attitude, reflecting his appreciation for the genre’s rebellious spirit. This influence adds a distinctive edge to his artwork and contributes to his unique artistic expression.
He gained recognition in the Montreal street art scene, where his thought-provoking pieces started to appear on walls, buildings, and public spaces in 2009. Throughout his career, he has remained anonymous, preferring to let his art speak for itself rather than revealing his true identity. This air of mystery has only added to his allure and has fueled speculation about his background and motivations. His art has been exhibited in galleries around the world, bridging the gap between street art and the traditional art world. His work has also caught the attention of collectors and art enthusiasts alike, contributing to the broader conversation about the role of street art in contemporary culture. Despite the growing acclaim, he distances himself from elitism often associated with the contemporary art world and remains committed to the essence of street art: accessible for all to enjoy.
He sees art as an escape, an outlet that allows him to move away from what hinders his growth as an artist and as a human. His tagline “What if Art Ruled the World?” fits this context. This question echoes the artist’s stance, suggesting that conflicts and disasters affecting our society would have no basis if the world were governed by art. Whether through his distinctive visual style, use of recognizable imagery, or his enigmatic persona, Stikki Peaches continues to captivate audiences and challenge artistic norms. His work serves as a reminder of the power of art to transcend boundaries and communicate messages that resonate with people, leaving an indelible impression on the world, one wheat-paste at a time.
Exhibitions
FOCUS | F1
6 - 14 Jun 2024Read moreCONTEXT ART MIAMI X STIKKI PEACHES
ART FAIR 5 - 10 Dec 2023Read moreStikki Peaches | ‘BOX ’BOX PIT-SIDE POSSE
EXHIBITION | GLR4115 Jun - 12 Jul 2023Read moreUrban Art Fair
PARIS13 - 16 Apr 2023Read moreStikki Peaches | Excuse my dust!
Exhibition | GLR451 - 30 Jun 2022Read moreContext Art Miami
Miami | Art fair30 Nov - 5 Dec 2021Read moreStikki Peaches
FOCUS | GLR601 - 31 Mar 2021Read moreGalerie LeRoyer | Art Miami and CONTEXT Art Miami
Virtual Exhibition1 - 31 Dec 2020Read moreContext Art MIAMI
ART FAIR1 - 31 Dec 2019Read moreStikki Peaches
Summer's not over! | GLR241 - 31 Aug 2019Read moreStikki Peaches
Chiaroscuro : A Stikki Obsession | GLR241 - 30 Nov 2018Read moreUrban Art Fair | Paris, France
Jérome Rochette | Stikki Peaches | Rock Therrien1 - 30 Apr 2018Read moreStikki Peaches
FOCUS | GLR601 - 31 Mar 2018Read moreForza
EXPOSITION COLLECTIVE | GLR241 - 31 Dec 2017Read moreStikki Peaches
BEAUTANIKA: Wild Heart, Rebel Souls | GLR241 - 30 Jun 2017Read moreUnveiled
Group Show1 - 31 Aug 2015Read more
Press
News
Bold homeware collaboration with CDI
Stikki Peaches June 1, 2019Montreal-based graffiti artists Stikki Peaches and CDI Furniture have come together on a one-of-a-kind collection of distressed Chesterfield sofas for the launch of Bois &...Read moreAu fil des étages
Stikki Peaches May 1, 2019In September 2018, the opening of Canada's 'first street art museum' made a noise in Montreal, the country's art capital. The promise was beautiful: 24...Read moreA dissected work: Young Dalí
Stikki Peaches August 1, 2018Coming from the world of fashion design, urban artist Stikki Peaches has built an international reputation with his paper-based works plastered on walls. This summer,...Read moreL’art rebelle apprivoisé | Isabelle Paré | Le Devoir
Stikki Peaches June 1, 2017ARTICLE IN FRENCH | Autrefois perçu comme une « pollution visuelle », le street art est aujourd’hui porté aux nues, coté dans les enchères d’art...Read moreMontreal artist happy to remain anonymous | Bill Brownstein | Montreal Gazette
Stikki Peaches June 1, 2017He is not like most other artists. Hell, he is not like most other people. He is a fast emerging Montreal artist, but he refuses...Read more
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