Beverly Hills (Neon)
by Alec Monopoly
Year: 2017
Medium: Acrylic and Aerosol Paint on Canvas, Neon
Size: 72 × 48 Inches
Illuminating the glamour of luxury culture through contemporary street art, Alec Monopoly’s Beverly Hills (Neon) (2017) combines acrylic and aerosol paint on canvas with integrated neon, measuring 72 × 48 inches. The work reflects the artist’s fascination with wealth, celebrity, and aspirational lifestyles, while the illuminated element introduces a striking sculptural dimension. Its innovative mixed-media execution, impressive scale, and established collector appeal distinguish it within Alec Monopoly’s celebrated body of work.
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Beverly Hills (Neon) captures Alec Monopoly’s fascination with one of the world’s most recognizable symbols of luxury, celebrity, and aspiration. Created during the artist’s mature studio period, the work transforms the iconic Beverly Hills identity into a vibrant neon artwork that merges street art with contemporary design. Unlike Alec Monopoly’s early graffiti murals, Beverly Hills (Neon) was conceived as a studio-based light installation, allowing the artist to explore illumination, craftsmanship, and sculptural form while preserving his signature urban aesthetic.
The glowing neon evokes the energy of Los Angeles nightlife and the glamour associated with Beverly Hills. At the same time, it questions the modern obsession with fame, status, and material success. By turning a familiar place name into a collectible artwork, Alec Monopoly blurs the boundaries between branding, destination, and cultural iconography. The work reflects his recurring themes of luxury, consumer culture, and the pursuit of the ideal lifestyle.
Collectors value Beverly Hills (Neon) for its rarity and its place within Alec Monopoly’s expanding body of neon and sculptural works. Its strong visual presence and limited production have made it a sought-after statement piece for contemporary interiors and private collections.
At ArtLife Gallery, we see Beverly Hills (Neon) as a natural evolution of Alec Monopoly’s luxury-inspired practice. Closely related to Neon Bunny Ears, Pink Bottom$, and his Hermès-themed works, it demonstrates the artist’s ability to transform iconic symbols into bold, investment-worthy contemporary art.
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Beverly Hills (Neon)
by Alec Monopoly
Year: 2017
Medium: Acrylic and Aerosol Paint on Canvas, Neon
Size: 72 × 48 Inches
Illuminating the glamour of luxury culture through contemporary street art, Alec Monopoly’s Beverly Hills (Neon) (2017) combines acrylic and aerosol paint on canvas with integrated neon, measuring 72 × 48 inches. The work reflects the artist’s fascination with wealth, celebrity, and aspirational lifestyles, while the illuminated element introduces a striking sculptural dimension. Its innovative mixed-media execution, impressive scale, and established collector appeal distinguish it within Alec Monopoly’s celebrated body of work.
Beverly Hills (Neon) captures Alec Monopoly’s fascination with one of the world’s most recognizable symbols of luxury, celebrity, and aspiration. Created during the artist’s mature studio period, the work transforms the iconic Beverly Hills identity into a vibrant neon artwork that merges street art with contemporary design. Unlike Alec Monopoly’s early graffiti murals, Beverly Hills (Neon) was conceived as a studio-based light installation, allowing the artist to explore illumination, craftsmanship, and sculptural form while preserving his signature urban aesthetic.
The glowing neon evokes the energy of Los Angeles nightlife and the glamour associated with Beverly Hills. At the same time, it questions the modern obsession with fame, status, and material success. By turning a familiar place name into a collectible artwork, Alec Monopoly blurs the boundaries between branding, destination, and cultural iconography. The work reflects his recurring themes of luxury, consumer culture, and the pursuit of the ideal lifestyle.
Collectors value Beverly Hills (Neon) for its rarity and its place within Alec Monopoly’s expanding body of neon and sculptural works. Its strong visual presence and limited production have made it a sought-after statement piece for contemporary interiors and private collections.
At ArtLife Gallery, we see Beverly Hills (Neon) as a natural evolution of Alec Monopoly’s luxury-inspired practice. Closely related to Neon Bunny Ears, Pink Bottom$, and his Hermès-themed works, it demonstrates the artist’s ability to transform iconic symbols into bold, investment-worthy contemporary art.