Endless x London Opens at Cris Contini Contemporary with Immediate Sales

Endless x London, a new body of work by the artist Endless, opened at Cris Contini Contemporary in Notting Hill on June 2026, drawing hundreds of visitors and a queue through the neighborhood. The opening night featured a gold-wrapped Jeep and a live DJ set, extending the exhibition beyond the gallery. Collector response was immediate, with works acquired throughout the evening by both established and new buyers. The London show follows a sold-out exhibition in Italy earlier this year and a record result of £19,200 at a Bonhams sale. Over the past decade, Endless has built a practice at the intersection of contemporary art, fashion, and luxury culture, examining branding, identity, and image-making. His work has engaged with the mythology of Karl Lagerfeld, and he has collaborated with Liberty London and Fiorucci, exhibiting internationally including at the Venice Biennale. Endless x London represents four years of development, focusing on London as subject and system, exploring contradictions of urban life. Visually, the works draw from advertising and luxury branding, interrupted by barbed wire, industrial fragments, and street iconography. The exhibition marks a more resolved direction in Endless' practice within contemporary British visual culture.