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“Let the Games Begin” is a one-of-a-kind neon artwork that features bold, vibrant lettering set against the backdrop of an authentic 1930s Japanese Olympic team flag. This rare fusion of contemporary neon and historic imagery creates a powerful, provocative statement, reinterpreting themes of competition, national pride, and rebellion in a truly unique way. The use of the vintage flag adds an unparalleled layer of historical depth, making this piece a rare collectible.
Sloper is widely regarded as one of the UK’s most celebrated neon artists, with his vibrant, handblown glass creations collected by celebrities including Michael Bublé, Chris Hemsworth, and even Joe Biden. As a friend of the almighty Sex Pistols, Mark’s punks roots run deep, and has merged his art credentials with century-old neon to produce beautiful statement art works. A protégé of the legendary Chris Bracey—dubbed the “Neon God” of Soho, London—Sloper has carried forward a legacy of bold, expressive neon art. Each of his pieces features handblown glass mounted on original artwork, combining craftsmanship with striking visual impact. Ready to hang and equipped with a UK plug, his neons offer an effortless way to bring the iconic glow and energy of neon into any space.
Sloper
Let The Games Begin
Neon Mixed Media
39.3” x 31.4”
100cm x 80cm
“Let the Games Begin” is a one-of-a-kind neon artwork that features bold, vibrant lettering set against the backdrop of an authentic 1930s Japanese Olympic team flag. This rare fusion of contemporary neon and historic imagery creates a powerful, provocative statement, reinterpreting themes of competition, national pride, and rebellion in a truly unique way. The use of the vintage flag adds an unparalleled layer of historical depth, making this piece a rare collectible.
Sloper is widely regarded as one of the UK’s most celebrated neon artists, with his vibrant, handblown glass creations collected by celebrities including Michael Bublé, Chris Hemsworth, and even Joe Biden. As a friend of the almighty Sex Pistols, Mark’s punks roots run deep, and has merged his art credentials with century-old neon to produce beautiful statement art works. A protégé of the legendary Chris Bracey—dubbed the “Neon God” of Soho, London—Sloper has carried forward a legacy of bold, expressive neon art. Each of his pieces features handblown glass mounted on original artwork, combining craftsmanship with striking visual impact. Ready to hang and equipped with a UK plug, his neons offer an effortless way to bring the iconic glow and energy of neon into any space.
Sloper
Let The Games Begin
Neon Mixed Media
39.3” x 31.4”
100cm x 80cm
