Epp Bon Voyage

In *Epp Bon Voyage*, Oli distils the spirit of departure into a poised contemporary image, where gesture and structure hold in deliberate tension. Working with a refined, process-led technique—layering and editing surfaces to reveal subtle shifts in tone, edge, and rhythm—the artist creates a composition that reads at once as abstraction and as a psychological landscape.

The work’s title nods to travel and transition, positioning the piece within a broader cultural moment shaped by mobility, diaspora, and the re-mapping of identity. Oli’s assured handling of materiality invites close looking: passages of density counterbalance areas of calm, producing a calibrated sense of movement.

A compelling addition for collectors of emerging contemporary painting and concept-driven abstraction.

Oli Epp (b. 1994, London) is a British-Canadian painter of pop surrealism — often described as Post-Digital Pop. His flat, airbrushed works blend oil, acrylic and precision taping to satirise digital-age anxieties, consumerism, identity and the tensions between humans and technology through amorphous, featureless figures and mass-culture iconography.

Epp earned a First Class BA (Hons) in Fine Art from City & Guilds of London Art School in 2017, following a Foundation Diploma there. His style evolved from illusionistic portraits — influenced by the painter Juan Bolivar's tape techniques — into…