DOPAMINE ART
Sometimes the brightest moments come from the simplest choices. Step into the Dopamine Art exhibition, where colour becomes therapy and your walls transform into a daily dose of joy. Just as dopamine dressing revolutionised wardrobes with mood-boosting hues, this vibrant collection brings that same euphoric energy to your living spaces.
In a world that often feels overwhelming, these bold, luminous artworks offer an antidote to the grey - a visual dopamine hit that lifts spirits and brightens days. This carefully curated selection of limited edition prints celebrates the transformative power of colour, featuring emerging UK artists who put colour at the forefront.
Each piece in this exhibition has been selected not just for its aesthetic appeal, but for its ability to shift energy, lift moods, and remind us that surrounding ourselves with beauty isn't vanity - it's self-care. These limited edition prints offer collectors the chance to own a daily dose of dopamine, transforming any space into a source of instant joy.
Because sometimes the best medicine doesn't come in a bottle - it comes in bold, beautiful, unapologetically bright art that makes you smile every time you walk into the room. Choose your daily dose of dopamine and watch your walls work their magic.
Featuring works by Sophie Zurybida, Sara Hoque, Elisa Grasso, Kalila Cameron, Elle Guest, and Tasha Emilie x Peachi Prints.
ONLINE EXHIBITION
Pastel Dream Door 3 by Sophie Zurybida
"A portal of hope. A gentle reassurance that even if you aren’t currently ready to cross through, if you’re currently struggling, the pastel dream door will always be waiting for you."
Lakeside by Sophie Zurybida
"Where I think of being when the grind of daily life gets too much. No phone signal, no traffic, no judgements."
Growth by Sara Hoque
"A collage aiming to capture the natural beauty and wonder which we experience in nature. As a young child we experience these moments frequently; a privilege we often outgrow. I enjoy blurring the lines between reality and dreams by mixing familiar imagery with vivid colours and unbounded forms."
Picnic with a View by Elisa Grasso
"This illustration is my reaction to a photo prompt made by Still Here Still Life, an initiative run by illustrators Zena Kay and Tess Smith-Roberts. The still life prompt caught my eye due to the rich, bright colours and delicious props. I turned the red gingham cloth into a picnic blanket overlooking a quiet, peaceful landscape, topped with an isolated house on a hill. These elements are becoming repetitive symbols in my work, indicating my need for space, solitude and escape, while remaining hopeful about the future through my use of bright and playful colours. In creating this work I experimented with new techniques and styles, looking for an equilibrium between my interest in both analogue and digital methods of image making."
Radiant Collection by Kalila Cameron
"This body of work was conceived from a place of grey within my practice. I had to dissect my relationship with colour, analyse every aspect and question it. This allowed me to truly understand the impact of radiant colour and how it can transform ones self.
This felt like a rebirth to me, a vivid and luminous rebirth."
Sweet Dreams by Elle Guest
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"My designs are inspired by the human body, abstracting forms from different areas of the body. Everyone is different so this provides me with endless unique forms. I look for soft curves as I want my designs to be gentle to look at and almost soothing. The colour palette continues to further this by using mostly pastel shades."
Botanical Oranges by Tasha Emilie x Peachi Prints
"I wanted to create a bright, fruity fresh design that would work anywhere in the home, from the bathroom to the kitchen. I kept the oranges and botanicals almost floating as if suspended in a falling motion against a light pink background."
Pink Island Balcony by Tasha Emilie x Peachi Prints
"A dreamy escape into a pink paradise. I wanted this design to have a serene and still feeling when you look at it, as if you were swept away onto this balcony feeling the heat of the giant sun. My wanderlust for exploring new places and seeing new views definitely contributed to this piece. If I could tell you where it was, I would! I used a block colour style to keep the design simplistic but bold with use of colours."
Abstract Stripe Vase by Tasha Emilie x Peachi Prints
"Within this design I explored combining pattern and colour clashes to create a vivid and happy still life abstract. I love anything spots, and pastel mints and greens clashing with pinks. This design will be sure to add a pop of joy anywhere in the home!"
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