Chris Boyle (1977) - Not scared any more






Holds a master's degree in film and visual arts; experienced curator, writer, and researcher.
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Not scared any more is an original 1/1 artwork by Chris Boyle (born 1977), from 2025, executed in mixed media with a giclée print on real dollar bills, including acrylic paint, paint pen, markers and pencil, in a street art style with a pop culture theme and signed by the artist.
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Not scared any more - 1/1
Mixed media, giclee print, acrylic paint, paint pen, markers and pencil on real dollar bills.
Chris Boyle is a prolific mixed-media artist from England, known mostly for creating original artworks on real banknotes. His style blends street art, pop culture, and humor, often featuring bold imagery and playful twists on familiar icons. Boyle's "money art" has gained international attention, with exhibitions across Europe, the US, and Australia, including a feature in Saatchi’s Cash is King show in London.
His art transforms mundane banknotes into vibrant, humorous pop‑icon statements. His unpredictable style and playful reimagining of money have earned him international recognition and a unique place in contemporary mixed‑media art.
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Not scared any more - 1/1
Mixed media, giclee print, acrylic paint, paint pen, markers and pencil on real dollar bills.
Chris Boyle is a prolific mixed-media artist from England, known mostly for creating original artworks on real banknotes. His style blends street art, pop culture, and humor, often featuring bold imagery and playful twists on familiar icons. Boyle's "money art" has gained international attention, with exhibitions across Europe, the US, and Australia, including a feature in Saatchi’s Cash is King show in London.
His art transforms mundane banknotes into vibrant, humorous pop‑icon statements. His unpredictable style and playful reimagining of money have earned him international recognition and a unique place in contemporary mixed‑media art.
