Alec Monopoly (1986) - Step Into My World

Superbe prints on vinyl record sleeves by the artist and DJ Alec Monopoly

Alec Monopoly
Step into my world
Giclée print
Very limited edition sold out
Exterior and interior sleeves printed
Random-color 33-turn vinyl record, each record is unique.

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Alec Andon, best known as Alec Monopoly, is a world-renowned street artist from New York. He became known for appropriating the iconic Monopoly game mascot, Rich Uncle Pennybags (or Mr. Monopoly), as the central figure in his works. Alec Monopoly uses this character to explore and critique capitalist hierarchies through his creations, incorporating elements of consumer culture, media, and pop iconography, similar to the British street artist Banksy.

Currently based in Los Angeles, Alec Monopoly has captured global attention with his captivating street art that challenges established norms. His works often include large murals, paintings, and hand-finished pieces, creating unique Monopoly editions that reflect his sharp critique of the modern world. Known for his colorful and playful aesthetic, Monopoly also explores themes related to wealth, power, and the impact of money on society.

Although his identity has remained shrouded in mystery, it is widely believed that Alec Monopoly was born in 1986 in New York, into a family of painter-artists. He finds the democratic nature of graffiti particularly appealing, stating: “Painting on walls is more fun for me because anyone can enjoy it, not just collectors or art enthusiasts.” This philosophy underscores his commitment to making art accessible to everyone, not just an elite.

His art draws inspiration from various currents, notably the surreal master Salvador Dalí, as well as influential pop artists like Keith Haring and Jean‑Michel Basquiat, Banksy, Arsham, Vhils, Saraiva, Obey, Invader, Futura, Jonone, or Orlinski. The incorporation of characters like Spaceman Richie and Ice Cream Richie in his works also reflects his fascination with pop culture and the playful tone that has become emblematic of his style.

In addition to the iconic image of Mr. Monopoly, Alec Monopoly has created highly coveted limited editions, including works such as Snow Day and Aspen Snow. His creations have sold for USD sums in prestigious galleries around the world, cementing his place in the contemporary art scene.

With a growing fan base in France, Los Angeles, and beyond, Alec Monopoly remains a leading figure in the pop art and street art communities. Whether through paintings, canvases, or hand-finished pieces, his work pushes boundaries and defies social norms. From his playful renderings of Rich Uncle Pennybags to space- and money-inspired creations, the Monopoly art remains a powerful commentary on capitalism and consumerism.

In 2024 and 2025, the artist continued to make waves in the art world with innovative projects. In 2024, he launched a highly anticipated NFT collection, exploring themes of finance and capitalism, asserting his presence in the digital art world. That same year, he also unveiled the Bullet Time exhibition at The Eden Gallery, presenting dynamic images that complement his unique street art style. In 2025, Monopoly unveiled a new mixed-media painting, “Monopoly Green German Luxury Car,” continuing his exploration of luxury and consumption. Despite his success, he faced a personal setback when a Jacob & Co watch worth £1 million, crafted as a collaboration with Monopoly, was stolen from his villa in Ibiza in July 2024. This theft, involving a limited-edition watch depicting Mr. Monopoly and Scrooge McDuck, led to an investigation by art recovery experts and authorities. Through these events, Alec Monopoly remains a dominant figure in the world of street art, pop culture, and luxury art, continually pushing the boundaries of his creativity.