About the artist

Jeff Koons is one of the most recognisable and influential contemporary artists, known for his larger-than-life sculptures that blur the line between high art and commercial culture. Renowned for transforming everyday objects into monumental art, Koons explores themes of desire, beauty, and the intersection of consumerism and luxury. From his iconic Balloon Dog to his Rabbit, Koons elevates the mundane, turning it into something extraordinary, both playful and profound.

Koons' work often incorporates bright, reflective surfaces and glossy finishes, creating pieces that are both visually arresting and conceptually layered. His use of mass-production techniques and his embrace of popular culture draw on the aesthetics of advertising, consumer goods, and childhood nostalgia. Despite the commercial appeal of his work, Koons’ art challenges viewers to reconsider the value of objects, the nature of beauty, and the role of the artist in a consumer-driven world.

With works held in major collections around the world—including the Guggenheim, Tate Modern, and the Whitney Museum of American Art—Koons has become a symbol of both the success and the critique of the art market. At Lougher, collectors can experience the work of a true master of reinvention, where fine art meets playful luxury.