Image: Jealous, London
Jealous has announced a new archival inkjet print by Amy Miles, 'Wash Yer Hands in Gasoline', now available through the gallery’s website. The London gallery described the edition as a fresh release and noted that Miles’ work documents Americana and travel through photorealism.
The work is presented as a 2026 print, signed and editioned by the artist. According to the product page, 'Wash Yer Hands in Gasoline' is an archival inkjet on Somerset Satin Enhanced 330gsm paper with deckled edges, measuring 42 x 25 cm. The edition is limited to 25, and the print is produced to order with a lead time of one week.
Jealous’s own materials frame the release within a broader program of new editions and exhibition activity. The gallery, which operates from 53 Curtain Road in Shoreditch, has been using its website and newsletter to present new works alongside its exhibition schedule, including the annual 'Jealous Festival – A Summer Show' listed as running from July 13 to August 29, 2026.
Miles’ print appears in that context as one of the gallery’s current online releases. The gallery’s newsletter says some of her original pencil drawings can take up to 100 hours to complete, pointing to the labour-intensive processes that sit behind her photorealistic imagery. No additional biographical information about the artist was provided in the source material.
The release was announced together with another new work by Jess Wilson, but Jealous’s information keeps the two editions separate. Wilson’s 'Abundance' is described as a screenprinted work on birch plywood with a lacquered finish, while Miles’ piece is an archival inkjet print on paper. The gallery’s newsletter invited viewers to shop the new works on its website.
The product page for 'Wash Yer Hands in Gasoline' also states that the artwork is available for collection from the gallery or for delivery within London, with worldwide pickup or dispatch information referenced on the site’s general product text. The listing shows the price at £145.83 and marks the edition as sold out at the time of the page capture.
