Creed Gallery in Ascot, Berkshire, offers Poppy Faun original collage and oil paintings for sale to collectors from Ascot to Sunningdale, across Surrey and London, and internationally. Browse Love Wins, Not Today Satan, Good Girls Go To Heaven, Freedom Awaits, Stronger Everyday, The Chair, Muse, Through The Mist Of It All and Her, with current pieces from £900 to £3,500. Our team will talk you through provenance, condition and framing on any work.
About Poppy Faun: Retro-Surrealism
Poppy Faun is a Brighton-based multi-disciplinary artist whose practice fuses mid-century visual culture with contemporary feminist consciousness — taking the imagery of vintage magazines, advertising, and popular iconography and subjecting it to a process of collage, painting, and transformation that makes it simultaneously familiar and deeply strange. Her visual language is rooted in what she calls retro-surrealism — the collision between the aesthetic conventions of the 1950s and 60s and a contemporary sensibility that refuses to accept those conventions at face value. The pin-up, the advertisement, the domestic scene: Faun takes these images and asks what they are really saying, what they cost the women who inhabited them, and what it means to find them beautiful. The result is work that operates on multiple levels simultaneously — visually seductive and conceptually charged, the pleasure and the critique arriving together.
The Titles: Naming the Gap Between Promise and Reality
Faun's titles carry the full weight of her practice: Good Girls Go To Heaven, Not Today Satan, Business As Usual, Love Wins (1969), Freedom Awaits, Stronger Everyday. Each one names something that her visual language then explores rather than illustrates — the gap between what is promised and what is delivered, between the image of freedom and its reality, between strength as aspiration and strength as daily practice.
Collecting Poppy Faun at Creed Gallery
Faun's work has been featured in British Vogue and has attracted the attention of brands including Playboy and Missoma. She has exhibited globally over the past decade, and her recent move into oil painting — the medium of the old masters she references and the tradition she is in conversation with — marks the beginning of what she describes as her most personal and ambitious body of work to date. Creed Gallery currently holds Love Wins (£2,250), Through The Mist Of It All (£900), Her (£900), Not Today Satan (£3,495), Freedom Awaits (£2,500), The Chair (£2,850), Stronger Everyday (£2,250), Muse (£1,500), and Good Girls Go To Heaven (£3,500), available for collectors across Berkshire, Surrey and London.
Why Collect Poppy Faun
Faun's combination of visual seduction and pointed critique gives her work a rare double life — as immediately appealing on a wall as it is rewarding on closer reading. As with any artist, individual pieces vary in demand and value — our team is happy to talk you through the specifics of any work you're considering.
