We are pleased to announce a release in collaboration with Dan Oliver, who has created an original new work on lorry curtain tarpaulin - salvaged material that has travelled the length and breadth of the UK before finding its second life as a canvas. Explore the full interview here.

Nelson Makamo returns with a powerful new painting, continuing his unmistakable exploration of emotion, identity, and memory. Known for his expressive portraits and rich, tactile surfaces, this latest work captures a quiet intensity that invites deeper reflection the longer you sit with it. We’re pleased to share this new piece with our collectors ahead of its wider release. If you’d like an early preview, please get in touch.

4BYSIX is proud to welcome Mexican artist Horacio Quiroz to our Vehicles for Change initiative. Horacio has brought his distinctive vision to a recycled plastic panel - a material as loaded with meaning as it is with history. Read the interview here.

Nigerian visual artist Ken Nwadiogbu has brought his signature hyperrealist style to an entirely new surface for our Vehicles for Change initiative - a piece of lorry curtain tarpaulin, raw and industrial, transformed into something deeply human. A material that has travelled roads, carried weight, and weathered the world, now carrying a different kind of story. A full interview with Ken and artwork is available to view here.

Vehicles for Change is built on a simple idea: creativity can change lives. Each piece carries a journey, and every sale contributes to fund creative projects and guided workshops delivered in partnership with Manchester based charity - Mustard Tree.

Every artwork in our archive represents a unique intersection of art, sustainability, and social impact - and we welcome offers on any piece you see. If something catches your eye, submitting an offer is simple: just click on the artwork to get in touch. Our team reviews every offer personally and will get back to you directly.