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An original and unique work by the Dutch contemporary artist Belle Doxx, in which her characteristic fusion of text, symbolism, pop culture and raw figuration comes strongly to the fore.
In Pretty Poison Doxx builds a layered composition around temptation, money, desire and moral ambiguity. The words “Pretty Poison” and “The Dark” immediately set the tone: something can be attractive, seductive and almost irresistible, yet at the same time have a dark side.
Central to the work are references to happiness and materialism. The large 777 symbols, phrases such as “This is your lucky day”, “Good Money” and “Money Moves”, and the drawn banknotes evoke associations with luck, wealth, status and the promise of success.
At the same time Belle Doxx introduces a clear counterpoint. Texts like “Lost Souls / Soul Searching” and “Non Refundable” give the work a more existential layer. What does the pursuit of money, happiness and validation truly yield, and what does it cost along the way?
Also the references to the classical seven deadly sins, including superbia, avaritia, luxuria, invidia, gula, acedia and ira, strengthen the tension between desire and self-reflection. This results in a work that is simultaneously playful, seductive and critical.
Characteristic of Belle Doxx is that seemingly loose elements come together to form a kind of visual diary. Skulls, snake, the eye, female figures, money symbols, texts and colorful accents function as fragments of thoughts and emotions. The composition moves between urban contemporary, neo-expressionism, pop art and street art.
About Belle Doxx
Belle Doxx is a Dutch contemporary artist with an unmistakable visual language in which painting, text, symbolism and influences from pop culture and street art converge.
Her work has been presented, among other things, during a solo exhibition at Shelter Amsterdam, a solo exhibition at Gallery BLNDSH in The Hague and at the NOCKNOCK Art Fair. She also participated in a group exhibition at Black Art Gallery in Antwerp, where works by Harif Guzman and Stig De Block were shown, among others.
Beyond the traditional gallery world, Belle Doxx has also received attention. She collaborated with the international artist Machine Gun Kelly, for whom she developed artwork for merchandise. In 2025 her work was also presented by Playboy.
In her oeuvre, themes such as ego, identity, money, desire, freedom, good and evil and human contradictions recur regularly. It is precisely the clash between attraction and aversion, luxury and emptiness, humor and seriousness that makes her work recognizable.
Seller's Story
An original and unique work by the Dutch contemporary artist Belle Doxx, in which her characteristic fusion of text, symbolism, pop culture and raw figuration comes strongly to the fore.
In Pretty Poison Doxx builds a layered composition around temptation, money, desire and moral ambiguity. The words “Pretty Poison” and “The Dark” immediately set the tone: something can be attractive, seductive and almost irresistible, yet at the same time have a dark side.
Central to the work are references to happiness and materialism. The large 777 symbols, phrases such as “This is your lucky day”, “Good Money” and “Money Moves”, and the drawn banknotes evoke associations with luck, wealth, status and the promise of success.
At the same time Belle Doxx introduces a clear counterpoint. Texts like “Lost Souls / Soul Searching” and “Non Refundable” give the work a more existential layer. What does the pursuit of money, happiness and validation truly yield, and what does it cost along the way?
Also the references to the classical seven deadly sins, including superbia, avaritia, luxuria, invidia, gula, acedia and ira, strengthen the tension between desire and self-reflection. This results in a work that is simultaneously playful, seductive and critical.
Characteristic of Belle Doxx is that seemingly loose elements come together to form a kind of visual diary. Skulls, snake, the eye, female figures, money symbols, texts and colorful accents function as fragments of thoughts and emotions. The composition moves between urban contemporary, neo-expressionism, pop art and street art.
About Belle Doxx
Belle Doxx is a Dutch contemporary artist with an unmistakable visual language in which painting, text, symbolism and influences from pop culture and street art converge.
Her work has been presented, among other things, during a solo exhibition at Shelter Amsterdam, a solo exhibition at Gallery BLNDSH in The Hague and at the NOCKNOCK Art Fair. She also participated in a group exhibition at Black Art Gallery in Antwerp, where works by Harif Guzman and Stig De Block were shown, among others.
Beyond the traditional gallery world, Belle Doxx has also received attention. She collaborated with the international artist Machine Gun Kelly, for whom she developed artwork for merchandise. In 2025 her work was also presented by Playboy.
In her oeuvre, themes such as ego, identity, money, desire, freedom, good and evil and human contradictions recur regularly. It is precisely the clash between attraction and aversion, luxury and emptiness, humor and seriousness that makes her work recognizable.

