The gallery, which opens on March 26, is housed within a Georgian townhouse and features Edery’s bold, immersive artworks.
Mr Edery said: “I’m proud to present my collection in this extraordinary new setting in Edinburgh, a city rich in art, history and culture.
“This gallery is designed to bring contemporary art and curated events together, creating a unique experience where audiences can connect with vibrant, immersive works.”
His signature animal portraits incorporate crystals, metallic finishes and luxury motifs, blending elements of pop art with contemporary sculpture.
Throughout his career, Edery has collaborated with high-profile figures and venues, including designing a piano for Stevie Wonder.
His work has also been exhibited internationally, including at Art Basel Miami.
Based in Monaco, his pieces are held in collections worldwide. He was also selected as the opening artist for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Edery has served as official artist for the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort for eight years, with works owned by collectors including the Royal Palace of Monaco and Formula One drivers Valtteri Bottas and Charles Leclerc.
The building is part of the city’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is the birthplace of Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of the Sherlock Home’s series.
The venue includes a function room, reception and basement bars, as well as boutique suites.
It is open for private viewings by appointment and available for event bookings throughout the week.
