Jerry-Lee Bosmans 'Spring' Print Available

Artist: Jerry-Lee Bosmans
Title: Spring
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: OPEN
Price: €60

*also available in two other larger sizes

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Jerry-Lee Bosmans is a Dutch visual artist and designer based in Nijmegen who has gained international recognition for his vibrant graphic art. Born in 1996, he developed his foundational skills at the art academy St. Joost in 's-Hertogenbosch, where he studied graphic and spatial design. His creative journey reached a significant turning point in April 2020 at the beginning of the global pandemic when he launched a personal initiative known as the Printmaking Challenge. This project involved a commitment to daily creative exercises, pushing him to explore new visual languages, techniques, and aesthetics by producing a new piece of work every day.

The artistic style of Bosmans is characterized by bold compositions, geometric shapes, and a playful use of color. His work often bridges the gap between design and fine art, utilizing digital tools to create abstract patterns and fluid gradients that evoke a sense of visual harmony. By manipulating form, texture, and a kaleidoscope of hues, he aims to transform everyday spaces and inspire creativity in his audience. This distinct aesthetic has led to high-profile collaborations with major global brands, including Apple, Google, Meta, and Instagram. In addition to commercial projects, his work has been exhibited across Europe, including a solo show titled Endless Possibilities held in Amsterdam in late 2022. Whether through limited edition prints or digital wallpapers, Bosmans continues to prioritize the infusion of vibrant color into the routine of daily life

Hello Marine 'Fleur IV' Print Available

Artist: Hello Marine
Title: Fleur IV
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 100
Price: £175

Hello Marine, also known as Marine Gentils, is an acclaimed French artist whose vibrant work is defined by its optimism and a distinct sense of playful escapism. Born in Paris and raised in the scenic landscapes of South West France, her artistic foundation was heavily influenced by her father, a photographer, and her uncle, a painter. Her formal training took place in the United Kingdom, where she studied graphic design at the University of Brighton and deeply immersed herself in the screenprinting process. This educational background laid the groundwork for a successful career spanning over sixteen years, during which she has transitioned from a sought after illustrator into a dedicated printmaker and painter.

Her aesthetic is recognized for its bold use of color, striking simplicity, and a satisfying economy of lines that often evoke a retro feel. Marine draws inspiration from a diverse array of sources, including nature, music, and the sixties Ye-Ye movement. She also cites iconic figures such as Henri Matisse, Margaret Kilgallen, and Henri Rousseau as major influences on her visual language. Her professional portfolio is extensive, featuring collaborations with prestigious international brands such as Dior, Lacoste, and The New York Times, as well as editorial work for Penguin Books and Time Out.

Currently based in Brighton, UK, Marine continues to evolve her practice by focusing on large scale canvases and refining the concept of still life through a blend of figuration and abstraction. Her paintings have been exhibited in major cities globally, including New York, San Francisco, and Paris, reflecting her ability to connect with audiences through a shared sense of joy and wonder. In early 2026, she remains active in her seaside studio, producing original color studies and personal projects that maintain her signature "sunny" and positive energy.

Yuk Fun 'Cat Camp' Print Available

Artist: Yuk Fun
Title: Cat Camp
Medium: Multi Color Risograph Print
Size: (A4) 29.7 x 21 cm
Edition: OPEN
Price: £18

Yuk Fun is an independent creative duo founded in 2014 by Lucy Cheung and Patrick Gildersleeves, who first met while studying art and design at university in Leeds. Operating from their home studio in Portslade-by-Sea near Brighton, the pair combines their individual strengths to produce a wide range of illustrated goods, including apparel, screen prints, and lifestyle accessories. Lucy Cheung primarily handles the conceptual direction and the physical construction of handmade clothing, while Patrick Gildersleeves is responsible for the intricate drawing and illustration work. Their collaboration is deeply rooted in a shared passion for bold aesthetics and the joy of making, often reflected in their choice of the name Yuk Fun, which incorporates Lucy’s Chinese middle name meaning to bring or produce.

The duo’s visual style is characterized by vibrant colors and playful characters, drawing inspiration from a diverse array of sources such as Chinese folk art, Japanese woodcuts, and mid-century packaging. They are particularly known for their commitment to traditional craft techniques, having transitioned to screen printing their own textiles to maintain total control over their color palettes and production quality. Beyond their commercial work, Lucy and Patrick use their platform to address social issues, notably leading campaigns to raise awareness and funds for charities supporting the Asian community. Their portfolio includes collaborations with major names like Adobe, Arket, and the V&A, yet they maintain a small-batch, DIY ethos that prioritizes personal connection and a sense of humor in every piece they create.

Hedof 'Duvel Set' Prints Available

Artist: Hedof
Title: Duvel Set
Medium: (3) Giclee Prints
Size: 30 x 40 cm EACH
Edition: 250
Price: €120

Rick Berkelmans, known professionally as Hedof, is a Dutch illustrator and printmaker who operates a one-man creative studio based in Breda, Netherlands. His work is celebrated for its vibrant, candy-colored palettes and a whimsical cast of characters that inhabit surreal, layered landscapes. Drawing significant inspiration from a childhood spent skateboarding and an fascination with DIY culture, Berkelmans approaches public space and illustration as a series of creative problems to be solved. His signature aesthetic often blends hand-drawn organic shapes with a graphic punch, maintaining a tactile quality influenced by his deep appreciation for traditional screen-printing techniques. This fusion of digital precision and manual texture allows his illustrations to feel both professional and approachable.

The artist has successfully scaled his unique visual language across a diverse array of mediums, including massive international murals, three-dimensional art installations, and global advertising campaigns. As of 2026, his portfolio remains distinguished by high-profile collaborations with major brands such as Nike, Google, Samsung, and IKEA. Beyond commercial ventures, Berkelmans continues to explore personal creative avenues, recently participating in studio sessions to share his process with a global community of designers. His studio environment, famously filled with toys and curious objects, serves as a direct mirror to the playful and positive spirit found in his finished art pieces. By consistently breaking boundaries between commercial design and fine art, Hedof has established a recognizable presence in the global creative landscape.

Paul Spencer 'Geomorph33' (Deep Blue) Print Available

Artist: Paul Spencer
Title: Geomorph33 (Deep Blue)
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 50 cm
Edition: 3
Price: £170

*there is also a 30 x 30 cm version available

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Paul Spencer is a British artist based in Devon who creates intricate three dimensional forms primarily using paper as his medium. His work emphasizes the transformation of two dimensional planes into semi solid volumes, a process that reflects his background in industrial and product design. By building up carefully spaced layers of paper, he produces minimalist and clean cut sculptures that rely on precision and technical draughting. These artworks often feature fluid, spherical shapes and play with the interaction of light and shadow, creating an illusion of form that shifts as the viewer moves around the piece. His recent 2025 and 2026 projects include the Flotopia series, which focuses on positive energy flow through geometric abstraction.

Another prominent artist of the same name is an Australian painter known for rich allegorical works that explore human suffering and the inevitability of demise. This artist uses a cartoon like style characterized by bold, flat colors and thick, palpable lines to depict grotesque mythological creatures alongside human figures. His compositions frequently involve a push and pull between unease and satire, featuring endearing yet pathetic characters trapped in repeating, otherworldly scenes. Both artists maintain distinct practices that bridge the gap between technical execution and emotional storytelling, whether through the exacting nature of paper sculpture in the United Kingdom or the expressive, narrative driven painting style found in Australia.

Prefab77 'Always In Luxury II' Print Available

Artist: Prefab77
Title: Always In Luxury II
Medium: Hand Embellished Giclee Print
Size: 75 x 75 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: £195

Damien Hirst 'Civilisation' Series CZ13-CZ24 Application Open

Artist: Damien Hirst
Title: Civilisation Series CZ13-CZ24
Medium: Framed Watercolours on Paper
Size: 93.6 x 119.1 cm or 113.6 x 156.1 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Price: LOT$

Damien Hirst 'Civilisation' Series CZ1-CZ12 Application Open

Artist: Damien Hirst
Title: Civilisation Series CZ1-CZ12
Medium: Framed Watercolours on Paper
Size: 93.6 x 119.1 cm or 113.6 x 156.1 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Price: LOT$

Mr Brainwash 'Final Week, Free Entry' Ends January 18th

Artist: Mr Brainwash
Title: Final Week, Free Week
Medium: Museum Closing
Size: January 15th-18th, 2026
Edition: OPEN
Prices: FREE

Raymond Pettibon 'No Title' (American Psyche) Print Available

Artist: Raymond Pettibon
Title: No Title (American Psyche)
Medium: 2 Color Risograph Print
Size: 26.5 x 36.5 cm
Edition: 30
Price: €900

Raymond Pettibon is a pivotal figure in American contemporary art, renowned for his distinct fusion of high culture and subcultural aesthetics. Emerging from the southern California punk rock scene of the late seventies, he first gained recognition through his iconic cover art and promotional flyers for the band Black Flag. His work is characterized by a stark, monochromatic style that mimics the visual language of comic books, pulp fiction, and film noir. Rather than relying solely on imagery, Pettibon integrates dense, poetic text into his compositions. These linguistic fragments are often borrowed or adapted from a vast array of literary sources, including the works of Henry James, Marcel Proust, and James Joyce, as well as television scripts and sports commentary.

The themes present in his expansive body of work are deeply rooted in the American psyche. He frequently explores subjects such as baseball, surfing, religion, and political history, often subverting these traditional symbols to critique the complexities of modern society. His drawings, typically executed in ink on paper, possess a raw and immediate quality that emphasizes the physical act of mark-making. By juxtaposing disparate elements of history and pop culture, he creates a non-linear narrative that challenges the viewer to find meaning within the chaos of information. Over several decades, his influence has extended far beyond the underground music scene, earning him a permanent place in major international museum collections. His practice remains a testament to the power of drawing as a medium for intellectual inquiry and social commentary, bridging the gap between the literary and the visual arts.