An exhibition hosted by Hilton House launches the new Dotto collection of art, prints, and products centred around the theme of Agency. The collection includes a series of original art works which are a combination of laser cut, wood, acrylic, and spray paint, produced in the AGENCY colour palette of cool pink, neon pink, lush gold, and deep dark green, perfect for a bright summer. Giclée art prints, original artwork, and products including a limited edition T-shirt, letterpressed coasters, and washi tape were launched at the show.
The exhibition saw Dotto team up with their favourite collaborators to bring everything to life, and the evening raised money for Amnesty UK. Dani Molyneux, Dotto’s founder, worked with Harvey Lloyd to produce their screen prints which featured super bright neons, bang-on registration, and lashings of gold. Her favourite digital print partner, The Print Space, produced the vibrant Giclées, and she teamed up In Frame Studio for the lush, art-led, custom frames.
Dani also worked with SANS Studio to produce a T-shirt as part of the series. ME / MY / MINE is hand screen printed in neon pink and deep dark green. ME MY on the front, MINE on the reverse. These can be pre-ordered until 10 July, after which they’ll be on a limited edition run.
And, as an ode to Dani’s love of small things, the exhibition also introduced a collection of limited edition beer mats lovingly letter pressed by EE Chrisp, with all profits collected from these going to Amnesty UK.
Opening night was supported by First Chop who provided drinks, including a Dotto x First Chop limited edition collaboration.
“This collection is a celebration of everyone’s right to Agency. May we have it. May we advocate for it. May we never take it for granted.”
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Photography: Elle Brotherhood + Laura Hutchinson
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