Aches 'Doom' Print Available

Artist: Aches
Title: Doom
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 59.4 x 76 cm
Edition: 15
Price: €500

Aches, real name Fergal Coghlan is a prominent artist from Ireland who has achieved international acclaim for his innovative approach to muralism and graffiti. Born and raised in Dublin, he began his creative journey in the early 2000s, initially focusing on traditional graffiti lettering before evolving his style into a complex fusion of digital aesthetics and physical street art. He is best known for his mastery of the additive color model, frequently employing a technique that mimics the sub-pixel structure of modern digital screens. By layering translucent streaks of red, green, and blue, he creates portraits and typographic works that appear to vibrate or glitch when viewed from different angles.

His work often explores the intersection of technology and human identity, challenging the viewer to reconsider how digital mediums distort or enhance our perception of reality. Despite the high-tech appearance of his murals, Aches executes these pieces entirely by hand using spray paint, demonstrating a profound technical skill in color theory and perspective. His large-scale installations can be found in major cities across the globe, including London, New York, and Copenhagen, yet he remains deeply connected to the Irish art scene. He frequently participates in local festivals and projects that aim to revitalize urban spaces through public art. By blending classical portraiture with modern visual distortions, Aches has established himself as a leading figure in the evolution of street art, bridging the gap between historical painting techniques and the rapid pace of the digital age.

Julie Cockburn 'Yin' Embroidered Photo Available

Artist: Julie Cockburn
Title: Yin
Medium: Hand Embroidery on Found Photograph
Size: 20.3 x 25.4 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: £3,550

Julie Cockburn is a British visual artist, born in London in 1966, who is celebrated for her transformative approach to found imagery. Currently residing and working in Suffolk, England, she utilizes a meticulous hand embroidery technique to reimagine vintage photographs, postcards, and second hand paintings. Her practice is deeply rooted in her background in sculpture, having studied at Central Saint Martins and the Chelsea School of Art. This training informs her perception of flat images as three dimensional objects, leading her to treat the surface of a photograph with the same physical consideration as a carved form.

Cockburn's work often features vibrant geometric patterns, colorful dots, and intricate line work stitched directly through the paper or canvas of her sourced materials. By obscuring the faces of strangers or the details of landscapes, she creates a dialogue between the original historical artifact and her own imaginative interventions. This process is not merely decorative but serves to anonymize the original subjects, inviting viewers to project their own narratives and personal histories onto the work. Her aesthetic is characterized by a playful yet disciplined contrast between the rigid, formal poses of mid-century portraits and the energetic, modern bursts of color she adds by hand. Her art is represented in major international collections, including the Yale Center for British Art and the Wellcome Collection in London.

Alexis Lesnick 'Scaredy Cat' Print Available

Artist: Alexis Lesnick
Title: Scaredy Cat
Medium: 2 Color Linocut Print
Size: 9 x 12 Inches
Edition: OPEN
Price: $45

Alexis Lesnick is the creative force behind the Etsy shop Patterned, which she operates from her home studio in Maryland, United States. Having maintained a presence on the platform for over fifteen years, she has cultivated a reputation as a prolific printmaker and illustrator. Her work is deeply rooted in the traditions of relief printing, a process she fully committed to in 2019 after originally exploring the medium during her college years. This hands-on technique involves meticulously carving designs into linoleum or wood blocks, which are then hand-pulled to create unique prints on various surfaces, including high-quality rag paper and textiles.

The aesthetic of her shop is heavily influenced by the natural world, frequently featuring motifs of flora and fauna that reflect the changing seasons and the delicate balance between light and dark. Beyond nature, she draws significant inspiration from Victorian ephemera, folklore, and pop culture, often blending these elements into whimsical designs such as botanical hand-pulled prints or themed garlands. For Lesnick, the act of printmaking serves as both a meditative practice to process anxiety and a way to create functional art like greeting cards and stickers. Her commitment to manual craftsmanship is a defining characteristic of her brand, as every piece is produced by hand without the use of artificial intelligence to generate or enhance her imagery. By prioritizing traditional methods, she ensures each item carries the distinct texture and slight variations that characterize authentic relief art.

Nick Grindrod 'Like Minded' Print Available

Artist: Nick Grindrod
Title: Like Minded
Medium: Spot Varnished Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 25
Price: £395

Nick Grindrod is a British artist born in 1974 who currently lives and works in Sheffield, United Kingdom. His practice is defined by a bold and intuitive approach to abstraction, where geometric structures meet expressive, spontaneous mark making. Drawing inspiration from urban architecture and mid century design, he often utilizes wood or board as a primary surface, applying household paints and traditional signwriting techniques to create a weathered, tactile quality.

The artist operates in intense bursts of activity, making aesthetic decisions in real time to build up and then sand back various layers. This process of erasure is just as vital as the application of paint, resulting in a dialogue between sharp, measured lines and distressed, abraded surfaces. Grindrod describes this immediate method as a way to reach a unique truth within each work, balancing a playful energy with a rigorous commitment to craft.

His paintings are characterized by vibrant, emotionally charged color palettes that vibrate with energy. Despite the tension between chaos and control, his compositions maintain a joyful, uplifting atmosphere. Having studied Fine Art at the University of Derby, his work has gained significant recognition across Britain and internationally, featuring in major exhibitions in London, the United States, and Poland. Recent projects in 2025 and 2026 continue to explore sculptural depth and the use of hybrid print editions.

Werner Bronkhorst 'Yeehaw' Print Available

Artist: Werner Bronkhorst
Title: Yeehaw
Medium: Framed Giclee Print
Size: 100 x 100 cm
Edition: 33
Price: $4,000

Werner Bronkhorst 'Country Road' Print Available

Artist: Werner Bronkhorst
Title: Country Road
Medium: Framed Giclee Print
Size: (A3) 42 x 29.7 cm
Edition: 99
Price: $1,200

 

Werner Bronkhorst is a modern painter and sculptor from Australia, originally born in South Africa, who has gained significant recognition for his unique approach to scale and texture. His practice is characterized by the use of thick, gestural applications of paint that serve as expansive landscapes or abstract environments for his subjects. Bronkhorst often focuses on the juxtaposition between large, sweeping strokes of mixed media and tiny, meticulously detailed human figures. These miniature subjects are frequently depicted engaging in athletic activities such as skiing, surfing, or tennis, effectively turning the physical ridges and peaks of the paint into functional terrains like ocean waves or snowy mountains.

The artist began his creative journey with a background in furniture making, which heavily informs his technical understanding of materials and structural composition. This craftsmanship is evident in the way he builds up layers of plaster and oil to create a three-dimensional quality on the canvas. By isolating his tiny figures within vast, monochromatic spaces, he explores themes of isolation, perspective, and the human relationship with the environment. His work invites viewers to look closer, rewarding them with intricate details that are often missed at first glance. Based in Sydney, Bronkhorst has leveraged social media to share his process, allowing a global audience to witness the physical labor involved in his heavy impasto technique. Through this blend of traditional fine art and modern presentation, he continues to push the boundaries of how texture can dictate narrative within a static frame.

Jerome Masi 'Pectin' Print Available

Artist: Jerome Masi
Title: Pectin
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 12 x 18 Inches
Edition: 50
Price: $75

Jerome Masi is a French artist and illustrator known for a minimalist style that emphasizes clarity and visual economy. Born in 1977 in Clermont Ferrand, France, he currently lives and works in the mountain town of Annecy. He received formal training at the Émile Cohl School in Lyon, graduating in 2001, which provided a foundation for his early career as a graphic designer and art director for brands and video game studios. Over time, his professional focus shifted toward a dedicated studio practice centered on painting and vector illustration.

Masi's work is defined by bold color fields, elegant silhouettes, and a deliberate reduction of complex subjects into their most essential forms. His compositions often feature faceless figures and stylized characters, creating a sense of universality that allows viewers to project their own emotions onto the scenes. Themes of memory, time, and human connection are recurring motifs in his art, often approached through the lens of childhood innocence and playfulness. By using a restricted palette and precise geometric shapes, he seeks to provoke reflection and find beauty in stillness. His artistic output has gained significant international recognition, with exhibitions held in major cities including Paris, London, Chicago, and Taipei. Despite the simplicity of his visual language, his pieces maintain a poetic intensity that resonates with modern audiences seeking balance and introspection in a fast paced world.

Paul Kneen 'Brain Fog' Print Available

Artist: Paul Kneen
Title: Brain Fog
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 40 x 40 cm
Edition: 50
Price: £150

 

Paul Kneen is a British artist originally from the United Kingdom, specifically born in Nottinghamshire and raised near the Lake District in Ulverston, Cumbria. Based in Stamford as of 2026, he has established a distinct creative voice through a style that merges street art influences with fine art techniques. His work often explores the complexities of the human condition, focusing on themes of mental health, resilience, and the internal struggles faced in the modern world. He predominantly utilizes paint on a variety of surfaces beyond traditional canvas, including recycled cardboard, wooden boards, and skateboards, often incorporating spray paint, stencils, and vibrant hues to create depth and narrative.

His artistic journey was significantly influenced by the street art movement he observed while living in London during the mid-2000s, which inspired him to use art as a vehicle for social commentary and debate. This shift led to the development of his expressive portraits, such as those featured in his major solo exhibition titled PAINtings, which was hosted at the Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery. These works are characterized by their ability to capture raw emotions like frustration and despair while simultaneously offering a glimmer of hope through their vitality. Beyond his personal practice, Kneen has contributed to the broader creative community by founding platforms to support emerging artists and has exhibited his work internationally, including in South Africa.

Manocki 'Private Light' Print Available

Artist: Manocki
Title: Private Light
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 30
Price: €150

 

Manocki, real name Manon Biernacki as is a French artist and illustrator originally from Paris. She was raised in the French capital and began her creative career there as an animator after completing studies in graphic design and animation at the Atelier de Sèvres. In 2021, she moved to Vancouver, Canada, to seek new creative environments and has since become an active member of the local arts community while continuing to gain global recognition for her soulful and introspective works.

Her artistic practice is characterized by a blend of digital and traditional techniques, including oil painting and stone lithography. Manocki's work frequently explores themes of identity, human emotion, and the relationship between people and nature. She is particularly noted for her surrealist-influenced portraits that often feature vibrant colors and deep textures to convey personal and universal narratives. One of her significant series focuses on Black youth, utilizing botanical elements to represent resilience and growth while challenging societal stereotypes. In 2024 and 2025, her reach expanded through major collaborations, such as creating portraits for Spotify’s The Gold Standard exhibition in New York. While she utilizes modern technology to develop her initial compositions, her final pieces are celebrated for their emotive depth and painterly execution.

Silas Schletterer 'Wind In My Sail' Print Available

Artist: Silas Schletterer
Title: Wind In My Sail
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 43.5 x 60.7 cm
Edition: 50
Price: €195

 

Silas Schletterer is a modern Dutch painter based in Rotterdam whose work explores the intricate relationship between human identity and the natural world. His practice often features solitary figures placed within vast, atmospheric landscapes, suggesting themes of isolation, introspection, and the search for belonging. By blending realistic portraiture with dreamlike environments, Schletterer creates a narrative depth that invites viewers to contemplate the quiet moments of life. His characters frequently appear caught in a state of transition or deep thought, emphasizing the internal emotional state over external action.

Technically, Schletterer is known for his sophisticated use of color and light to establish mood. He employs a muted palette punctuated by deliberate highlights, which lends his canvases a cinematic quality. This approach allows him to elevate mundane settings into evocative spaces that feel both familiar and otherworldly. The influence of film and photography is evident in his compositions, where the framing and focus often mimic a camera lens, directing the eye toward specific psychological cues. Through his meticulous brushwork, he captures subtle textures and the play of shadows, grounding his ethereal subjects in a tangible reality.

Beyond simple portraiture, his art serves as a commentary on the vulnerability of the individual in an increasingly complex society. The recurring presence of nature whether as a dense forest or a barren horizon acts as a mirror for the human soul. By positioning his subjects within these expansive backdrops, Schletterer highlights the fleeting nature of existence. His body of work remains a poignant examination of the human condition, balancing a sense of melancholy with a profound appreciation for beauty and silence.