A new perspective on the familiar.
Our first collection is in development
Familiar form.
Unexpected art.
An everyday object, seen differently.
Can Art brings together a drinks identity, an artist’s imagination and a distinctive approach to making. Three contributors, each with a part to play.
Brand-new drinks cans become the material for original, layered artwork. Colour, cut and composition give a familiar surface a new dimension.
Explore The LicenceOur story began with Martin Allen’s work in the 1990s and a family connection in the early 2000s. Today, Can Art is opening a new chapter through artists, drinks identities and a fresh perspective on the original idea.
Iconic drinks
identities.
Recognisable at a glance.
Reimagined through art.
Official licensing sits at the heart of our approach: working with drinks brands to explore their colours, lettering and visual heritage in a new form.
Within each collaboration, that identity becomes part of a wider creative conversation with Can Art and the artist.
Our first drinks partner will be introduced once the collaboration is confirmed.
Explore The ArtistA distinct voice.
An original vision.
The identity is familiar.
The interpretation is personal.
The artist brings their own visual language to the collaboration: their ideas, influences and way of seeing. Working with the drinks identity and Can Art’s material approach, they develop an original composition.
Here, we’ll introduce the artist behind our first release and share the thinking, sketches and inspiration behind the work.
Explore The ProcessThe detail
makes the difference.
From an original idea to a dimensional piece.
We work with brand-new cans, exploring the relationship between their surface, colour and form. Laser cutting and engraving create the individual elements; careful, layered assembly brings the composition together.
The process gives the artwork depth, allowing its shapes and shadows to become part of the finished piece.
Explore The ProductThe material
Brand-new cans. A familiar identity.
The precision
Laser cutting. Engraving. Considered detail.
The depth
Individual elements, assembled in layers.
A different kind
of artwork.
Something to own.
Something to look at again.
We’re developing framed, limited-edition artworks that bring the artist’s composition into physical form. Layered aluminium sits against a mount, with space for the detail and depth to be seen.
Our first pieces are in development. Finished artwork, dimensions, edition sizes, pricing and availability will be shared ahead of release.
Explore The InvitationOriginal, dimensional artwork.
Considered mounting and framing.
Planned as limited, numbered releases.
Be part of
the first chapter.
Hear about our first collection
and the people behind it.