JJ Adams

JJ Adams occupies a singular space in contemporary British art—where nostalgia meets subversion, and cultural icons are reborn through a lens of irreverent sophistication. His X-ray series strips back the surface of our heroes, revealing the mechanical beneath the mythical. His pop culture reimaginings—from Game of Thrones to Pulp Fiction—carry a knowing wink, inviting collectors into a shared visual language.

What sets Adams apart is his refusal to treat popular culture as disposable. In his hands, James Dean becomes timeless, Marilyn becomes monumental, and a Stormtrooper becomes art. His work speaks to those who grew up on cinema and television, offering them permission to hang their obsessions on gallery walls. This is pop art for the streaming generation—clever, collectible, and unapologetically fun.