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We are absolutely thrilled to have Ben Mosley, a UK expressionist artist, joining us at Turner Art Perspective.

Ben has so much to shout about right now.  He is featured in this months 'Hello' magazine with his painting to commemorate Her Majesty's Platinum Jubilee. He chose a portrait from the Queen's coronation in 1953, as he said he wanted to paint her as a young Queen, and then he put all the elements from her life in the background. The detail is incredible.

Ben has been commissioned by Team GB, Wembley Stadium, Manchester United, McDonalds and The Emirates and Creek Golf clubs in Dubai to create original paintings for their official collections.

So far, he has raised around£1 million for various different charities over the last decade through the sale of his art and live painting at high profile black tie events. He is very much an international artist and collectors and endorsers of his work include Sir Alex Ferguson, Sir Andy Murray, Naomi Osaka, Emma Raducanu, Wayne Rooney, Jose Mourinho, Frank Lampard, Ed Sheeran, Mike and Zara Tindall, Frank Warren and Jerry Weintraub. His work can be found in many private collections around the world.

We really like Ben's London skylines. As his charity live painting work has continued to flourish in the capital, the London skyline has become a familiar favourite. He looks towards the ever changing London cityscape to pick out some key buildings of focus to develop the background, whilst catching some hustle and bustle of the city – and of the River Thames – into the foreground.

Ben is one of Britain’s leading live painters and expressionist artists, his work

capturing dynamic movement in pieces that may be described as figurative and cubist.

His expressionist style, is influenced by Lowry, Picasso, Van Gogh and Matisse, and he

believes that art is one of the best forms of communication. He concentrates on depicting the narrative in his work and likes to tell a story through his paintings. Ben uses a lot of precious metals in his paintings including 24k Gold and Palladium leaf and has a keen interest in using shape and pattern to build structure and form in his work. 

Stephen Mee is a renowed cocaine trafficker who has now drastically transformed his life path through the use of art.

Stephen Mee was born in 1958 and loved art from an early age and took an apprenticeship in graphic design whilst studying sign wirting at Oldham college of art and design. But art was not the only thing in Stephen's life as his involement with crime began in 1967 at only 9 years old. This resulted in Stephen accumilating a 30 year prision sentence in 1996.

During Stephen's sentence he was able to reconnect to his love of art and lanuch his artistic career. Since being released from prision Stephen has started to showcase his artworks. His latest apperance being an exhibition called, 'Past, Present and Future' which took place across 6 days at the OXO Tower Wharf, with live special guest performances from rapper, 'Suspect OTB.'

Stephen's most recent addition to his art collection is the  'Release Mee' NFT which consists of 2 digital installations, 'The Expo Edition & The Space Edition,' to commemorate a jail cell where artist, Stephen Mee, carried out his sentence. The NFTs will be enhanced with a powerful unreleased track by rapper, 'Suspect OTB.'

Watch out for the rest of Stephen's artworks coming soon to Turner Art Perspective...