مجموعة: Opake

Creed Gallery in Ascot, Berkshire, offers work by Opake, the London artist Ed Worley, known for repeated cartoon characters that collapse into one another, a style he calls "the disintegration of pop culture". Our selection includes the Slawn x Opake collaboration. Our team can advise on edition, framing and documentation for collectors across Berkshire, Surrey and London.

About Opake (Ed Worley)

Ed Worley grew up in Essex, became fascinated with graffiti at 13 and later did a tattoo apprenticeship, which shows in his bold outlines and block colour. He has spoken publicly about addiction, drug-induced psychosis and recovery, and that experience runs through his work. His paintings pile up familiar characters such as Mickey Mouse and the Pink Panther, repeated, overlapping and sometimes recognisable only by their colours. He has said that repeating the same image over and over, but getting a different outcome each time, is his answer to the saying that this is insanity. He has hundreds of thousands of Instagram followers, and in 2024 he designed Mickey Mouse wrapping paper for the Big Issue.

Opake and Slawn 

Opake has collaborated with the artist Slawn on the TABOO project, which included a London exhibition in October 2025, and on a joint show in Miami. Our Slawn x Opake works combine Slawn's painted surfaces with Opake's repeated characters.

Collecting Opake at Creed Gallery (H2)
We state the medium, edition, size and documentation for every work, and whether it is an original or an edition. You're welcome to register your interest or to visit the gallery in Ascot.

Why Collect Opake 

His work is bold and immediately recognisable, and it carries a real personal story. As with any artist, individual pieces vary in demand and value, so our team is happy to talk you through the specifics of any work you're considering.