Free US Delivery 
Free Click and Collect from gallery 
Interest free credit 
NEW ARTIST: Nick Veasey
Nestled in a lead-lined chamber in the Kent countryside, X-ray artist Nick Veasey strips away the layers of everyday life with high-energy electromagnetic radiation. Created using a real-life skeleton and machines used for medicine and industrial radiography, his ethereal imagery takes viewers on a journey to a world otherwise hidden and unseen.
X-ray art: dangerous but beautiful
Likening his art to a “forensic investigation”, Nick dismantles objects and places them on a lead surface with film behind it. Unlike medical X-rays, which typically use around 100 kilovolts, Nick’s command an impressive 200 kilovolts. To combat the lethal levels of radiation, Nick wears a lead apron and controls the exposure time in a separate room.
Cars and motorbikes
A motorcycle comprises around 60 X-rays, while a car uses 500! Nick is fascinated by the history of vintage cars and has X-rayed around 20, including an early 20th century model that was half-horse carriage and half-combustion engine. His ‘Matchless Rider’ piece was inspired by the Hollywood star Marlon Brando, who is often credited with bringing the motorcycle rebel to mainstream cinema.
"My art is instant. You can see how things connect and tell a story. It’s like you’ve blinked and the world has tipped into X-ray."
Nick Veasey
Featured Artist
From the blog
A sparkling season with the Bisaillon Brothers
26/09/2022
The New York pop art duo bring champagne style to their Pop Collection of iconic people and brands with a group of four new champagne-themed limited edition works.
More Lessons Learnt from Nic Joly
08/09/2022
From Turkish sand to heirloom beads, the second instalment of sculptor Nic Joly's miniature yet massively moving collection 'Lessons Learnt' features a range of unusual materials, hand-embellishments, and crucial messages.
Walking in the stylish shoes of Pascale Taurua
14/02/2023
Pascale Taurua brings her sense of Parisian chic to a stunning new collection, À sa place, meaning “in her shoes”.Thank you for signing up to our newsletter.
Be Inspired
Join our mailing list for all the latest art news, lifestyle features & artist updates. We'll help kick-start your collection with £25 off your first purchase.*
*Terms and conditions apply.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
© Copyright Washington Green Retail Limited trading as Castle Fine Art. First published 2012, last updated 2023. Washington Green Retail Limited acts as a credit broker and offers credit products from Secure Trust Bank PLC trading as V12 Retail Finance.
Washington Green Retail Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Our registration number is 726395. Credit provided subject to age and status. Terms & Conditions Privacy Cookies V12 Finance