Mr Phantom · The Diana Chapter · MMXXVI
Diana: Final Reflection
Sold · Off the market
A portrait of the woman behind the image — past, present and the future she still shapes. The artist's largest work to date, cut and set by hand in glass, mirror and stone.
Hand-cut glass, mirror, ceramic and stone · 200 × 200 cm · Unique
Completed work · 22 October 2026
Auction record
£147,000
London, December 2025 — as reported by EIN Presswire
The Diana trilogy
$1m+
Combined, three portraits now in private collections — FAD Magazine, August 2026
Represented by
London Art Exchange
All sales handled by London Art Exchange Ltd on the artist's behalf
Charity partner
Mind
Ongoing collaboration with the UK mental health charity
I · The work
A public icon, and the person the public never fully saw.
Across the Diana trilogy, Mr Phantom has returned to one question: what remains of a person once the world has turned them into an image? Final Reflection answers it in the sunglasses. One lens holds ceremony — the cathedral and the watching crowd. The other holds something smaller and more human: children, an embrace, reconciliation.
Around the face the work keeps its secrets. Ghost portraits sit in the dark ground, a black cat watches from the leaves, and the crown, roses and jewels carry the weight of everything that was asked of her. It is the closing image of the chapter — made to be seen, and to be returned to.
Explore the composition
Look closer
The approved composition in full: one portrait across four 100 × 100 cm panels.
II · The making
Cut, sorted and placed by hand
Every piece is cut from sheet glass, mirror, ceramic and stone, then sorted by colour and tone before it is laid. Skin, hair, petals and metalwork each ask for a different cut and a different direction.
Four 100 × 100 cm panels are fitted so the portrait reads as one surface. Iridescent and gold-toned elements catch the light; the jewels stand proud. Each panel is grouted, cleaned, polished and mounted. The studio has filmed every stage.
III · Catalogue entry
- Artist
- Mr Phantom (British)
- Title
- Diana: Final Reflection
- Date
- 2026
- Status
- Completed 22 October 2026
- Availability
- Sold · Off the market
- Edition
- Unique
- Dimensions
- 200 × 200 cm, in four 100 × 100 cm panels
- Medium
- Hand-cut glass, mirror, ceramic and stone, with iridescent and gold-toned elements and raised jewel details, on framed backing
- Series
- The Diana chapter — closing work
- Represented by
- London Art Exchange Ltd
IV · Provenance of an idea
The trilogy that came before
Three earlier Diana portraits by Mr Phantom now sit in private collections. FAD Magazine reported in August 2026 that together they have passed the million-dollar mark. Final Reflection is the work that closes the chapter — and the studio intends it to be seen.
Read FAD Magazine ↗Selected exhibitions
- 21 June 2024Mr Phantom Solo Art Exhibition
London - 12 November 2025 – 1 February 2026Mr Phantom — online viewing room
London Art Exchange on Artsy (online) - 17 December 2025 – 2 February 2026G.A.C vs G.A.S: The First Chapter — online viewing room
London Art Exchange on Artsy (online) - 27 February 2026G.A.C vs G.A.S — VIP opening night
Brunswick Art Gallery, London (with EK Collective) - May 2026Covert installation
Inverness, Scotland
Selected press
- Mr Phantom's Princess Diana paintings pass the million mark
FAD Magazine · 14 August 2026 - New Mr Phantom Collection Sparks Frenzy as London Art Exchange Redefines Artist-Led Market Control
Pressat · 16 December 2025 - British Artist Mr Phantom Achieves Breakthrough £147,000 Auction Record in London
EIN Presswire · 9 December 2025 - Mr Phantom: Art Rooted in Resilience and Empathy
Artists World · 30 October 2024 - Who is Mr Phantom? Buying and Investing in Art
Artists World · 22 August 2024 - Mr Phantom: The Enigmatic Street Artist Captivating the Art World
Artists World · 21 June 2024
By appointment
Institutions, curators and collectors
The mosaic is sold and no further purchase offers are being accepted. Enquiries regarding exhibition and loans are received privately by the studio and London Art Exchange. The full dossier — materials, making and completion details — is available on request.
How would you like to proceed?
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