The Story of SUYE & RAN

SUYE first encountered Ran Kunst at the BIG ART Fair in Amsterdam. His works immediately stood out as highly compatible with the Web3 space. Upon learning that Ran was a big fan of The London Police and Luke Chueh, the synergy between them became evident—his bold, expressive style aligned seamlessly with TLP's graphic precision and Luke Chueh’s emotional storytelling. This fusion of pop-art aesthetics, street culture, and digital potential made for a perfect collaboration.

Ran Kunst is well known for his signature series, The Shouters, and through SUYE, his work is now set to enter the Web3 space in a groundbreaking way. SUYE has helped Ran bridge the gap between traditional and digital art by developing digital counterparts to his famous works, enabling community engagement through digital storytelling and blockchain-backed digital certificates.

Beyond digital expansion, SUYE has supported Ran in both group and solo exhibitions, ensuring his work is recognized in both the physical and digital art scenes. His entry into the Web3 space will introduce a true pop collection—blending his iconic physical art with the limitless possibilities of digital ownership and NFT integration.

Ran was part of the mixed group show at The London Police | SUYE Gallery in 2025, a well-attended event featuring 17 international artists. The lineup included renowned names such as Handie Dan, Decipio, and Chris Robots Will Kill. 

The Web3 journey for Ran Kunst begins with blockchain custom-made certificates, combined with the latest technology to enable digital storytelling. 

A solo show is scheduled to emphasize the cross-collaboration of Ran x SUYE. This event will celebrate their partnership with a limited edition print release, including a digital collectible. The year 2025 marks a significant step toward merging the physical and digital art worlds.