EVA DIXON

For our first collaboration with Eva Dixon, Particular Ideas is proud to present ‘Hard n Fast’, 2025, a unique sticker pack featuring designs drawn from Dixon’s extensive collection of clothing patches, wrestling stickers, and beer mats. Over the years, Dixon has amassed a diverse range of materials, thoughtfully curating a selection that brings this project to life. The aim was to create a series of images that stand independently and, as a collective, explore the themes of labour, identity, and transformation central to Dixon’s artistic practice.

Eva Dixon’s work is defined by her dedication to reimagining the boundaries of painting and sculpture. By integrating found objects and exploring the tactile qualities of materials, she creates pieces that encourage viewers to engage with art not just visually, but also through touch and movement. Her practice is rooted in a profound exploration of personal and collective narratives, crafting artworks that invite a deeper, more immersive experience.

Each sticker is enhanced with a unique ‘special effect,’ playfully accentuating the slogans, illustrations, and dynamic imagery.

We encourage you to use them, place them wherever you like, and share their locations with us.

Eva Dixon b. 2000 Waratah, Australia; lives and works in London, United Kingdom.

Dixon graduated with a BA in fine art from Central Saint Martins in 2023, with the CSM archives collect-ing her degree show work. Notably, Dixon had a solo show at The Fores Project in London (Lesbian Trucker Paintings, 2023), a Duo with MAMA (Lands End, 2024) in London and has been included in shows at POST//FUTURE, Saatchi curated by Delphian Gallery, London, 2025, Panrucker Gallery, Something Quickening, 2024, You Can Sit With Us Too, Haricot Gallery, London, 2024, Saatchi Gallery, The Way of All Flesh, 2024, a trio show titled Energia at Shipton, London, 2024 and Ultraviolet, group show currated by Gemma Rolls-Bentley and El Pennick. Dixon and has been on residency in London at Soho Revue (2025), Paris (La Sira, 2022) and Good Eye Projects (2022) with the latter having a closing show at Christies Auction House (Next, 2023). Dixon is the recipient of the LVMH sustainability award (2023) and has received grants from both Kew Gardens (2021) and the Richard Coward foundation (2022).