London Pixel by Steven Claydon – Aluminium Edition (Painted Frog) - £260

London Pixel by Steven Claydon – a collectible aluminium edition from the celebrated “London Pixel Array” series. This painted frog variant is a playful yet conceptual work rooted in Claydon’s ongoing exploration of art, technology and urban identity. 

🎨 Part of a Pixelated Legacy

This artwork is part of Claydon’s London Pixel Array series – sculptural arrays that abstract the visual language of urban construction. An iconic example of which, London Pixel Array 21 (2012), is held in the Tate’s permanent collection. These works resemble stylised bricks or modules, distilling city textures into collectible components.

🧱 Brick Red Finish

This Painted Frog variant is cast in aluminium and coated in a deep, earthy red – the colour of traditional London bricks. It’s playful in name, but precise in execution: industrial, weighty, and poetic in its reference to the building blocks of the city. The grey edition is also avaiable. 

📏 Key Features
 

🧱 Urban Totem: A sculptural “pixel” that captures the texture of London itself.
🖼️ Tate Connection: From the same London Pixel Array series featured in the Tate’s permanent collection.
🧱 Material & Finish: Aluminium, painted brick red – solid, architectural, and tactile.
🎁 For Art Collectors: An accessible work by one of the UK’s most conceptually-driven contemporary artists.
 

London Pixel by Steven Claydon – Aluminium Edition (Painted Frog) - £260

London Pixel by Steven Claydon – a collectible aluminium edition from the celebrated “London Pixel Array” series. This painted frog variant is a playful yet conceptual work rooted in Claydon’s ongoing exploration of art, technology and urban identity.

🎨 Part of a Pixelated Legacy

This artwork is part of Claydon’s London Pixel Array series – sculptural arrays that abstract the visual language of urban construction. The most iconic example, London Pixel Array 21 (2012), is held in the Tate’s permanent collection. These works resemble stylised bricks or modules, distilling city textures into collectible components.