Hailing from Brighton, UK, THE POSTMAN is a street artist duo whose striking pop-art murals have left their mark on cities around the world.
With roots in photography and street art, they’ve developed a distinctive visual style—an eclectic fusion of techniques blending iconic imagery with abstract elements created using spray paint, stencils, and collage. Their primary medium for street art is paste-ups and wheatpaste prints, often hand-finished with spray paint for added texture and vibrancy.
THE POSTMAN’s mission is to beautify urban spaces with bold colours and a feel-good energy. By celebrating cultural icons from across music, film, fashion and beyond, their work invites inclusivity and resonates with a broad and diverse audience.
Working anonymously, THE POSTMAN believe the focus should remain on the art rather than the artists. This choice keeps the spotlight on the work itself while adding a sense of intrigue and curiosity.
Since launching in 2018, THE POSTMAN has built an impressive portfolio—producing public artworks for councils, commissions for figures such as Noel Gallagher and the Bob Marley Foundation, and collaborations with renowned photographers including Adrian Boot, David LaChapelle, and Dave Hogan. Their work has been exhibited in galleries worldwide, including the Saatchi Gallery in London, and featured in major media outlets such as the BBC and LA Weekly.
With a devoted fanbase, THE POSTMAN continues to evolve creatively—most recently developing a new body of animal-inspired work exploring themes of nature, reflection, and the concept of "rewilding."
