Enzo Prina 'Eurus' Print Available

Artist: Enzo Prina
Title: Eurus
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 31.5 x 42 Inches
Edition: 35
Price: $1,550

 

Enzo Prina is an artist from the United States, specifically based in Salt Lake City, Utah. His creative journey began in early childhood, eventually leading him to explore a wide variety of mediums including oil painting, ceramics, and filmmaking. During his high school years, he developed a deep fascination with moiré patterns, which are optical illusions created when multiple sets of lines or grids overlap to form shifting, wave-like designs. This interest grew into a signature style that focuses on the interplay of movement and perception, often using acrylic and resin on wood or panel to create pieces that appear to vibrate or pulse as a viewer moves around them.

Before fully committing to his artistic practice in late 2024, he spent several years as an entrepreneur and digital creator, building brands that reached millions of followers. The passing of his grandfather served as a pivotal moment that reignited his passion for fine art, leading him to dedicate his time to creating complex kinetic works. His process often involves a rigorous approach to layering, sometimes incorporating hand-drawn geometric patterns or digital line arrays that are meticulously hand-embellished. By utilizing these techniques, he transforms static surfaces into living experiences that explore the unstable nature of human consciousness and visual awareness. His work has gained significant attention through solo exhibitions and social media, where the hypnotic nature of his shifting patterns resonates with a global audience.

EPOD 'D.ENOTE' Print Available

Artist: EPOD
Title: D.ENOTE
Medium: 20 Color Screen Print
Size: 70 x 70 cm
Edition: 30
Price: £378

Born in 1977 on the outskirts of London, EPOD is a prominent British street artist whose work bridges the gap between urban grit and refined aesthetics. Growing up in a high rise council estate in the United Kingdom, he was deeply influenced by the burgeoning hip hop scene, eighties science fiction, and the industrial architecture surrounding him. This unique upbringing fostered a fascination with technology and futurism that remains a cornerstone of his creative output in 2026. His artistic journey began with traditional graffiti under the moniker Dope, but he eventually transitioned into the more stylized and nuanced persona of .Epod, reflecting a sophisticated evolution in his technical approach.

His current portfolio is celebrated for its cinematic quality, often fusing the dramatic chiaroscuro lighting techniques of old masters like Caravaggio and Rembrandt with modern urban subjects. This blend of classical oil portraiture and street culture creates ethereal figures and industrial textures that appear both nostalgic and ahead of their time. Having studied art and design in the early nineties, he utilizes his background in fashion design and technical drafting to inform the clean, sharp lines found in his large scale murals and studio canvases. Today, his work is featured internationally, from the streets of Bristol and London to festivals in Italy and Germany, where he continues to explore how virtual technology controls and integrates with human nature.

Barry McGee 'Two Heads' Print Available

Artist: Barry McGee
Title: Two Heads
Medium: Hand Pulled 2 Color Screen Print
Size: 17 x 14 Inches
Edition: 100
Price: $250

Barry McGee is an influential figure in the global art movement originating from San Francisco in the United States. He is widely recognized for his roots in the graffiti subculture, where he operated under the moniker Twist. His work transitioned from the streets to the gallery during the nineteen nineties, bridging the gap between underground urban expression and the formal art world. McGee is a central figure of the Mission School, a movement characterized by a focus on social activism and the use of found materials.

His aesthetic is defined by a distinct visual language featuring sad-eyed, weathered characters that reflect the struggles of marginalized urban populations. These figures are often surrounded by vibrant, geometric patterns and intricate linework. McGee frequently utilizes discarded objects such as empty liquor bottles, scrap metal, and surfboards as his canvases, emphasizing a connection to the discarded remnants of consumer culture. This choice of medium underscores his commitment to exploring the beauty within urban decay and the resilience of the human spirit.

In his installations, McGee often employs a technique known as clustering, where dozens of framed drawings and paintings are arranged in dense, chaotic configurations that overwhelm the viewer’s field of vision. This method mimics the visual density of a city environment, creating an immersive experience that challenges traditional notions of curated space. Through his multifaceted practice, he remains a pivotal voice in exploring the intersections of public and private space while maintaining a deep respect for the history of folk art and street culture.

Ewa Pronczuk-Kuziak 'Hold My Wine, I'll Take Care of It' Print Available

Artist: Ewa Pronczuk-Kuziak
Title: Hold My Wine, I'll Take Care of It
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 22 x 18 Inches
Edition: 40
Price: $100

Ewa Pronczuk-Kuziak is a distinguished visual artist from Poland who has gained international recognition for her vivid, imaginative oil paintings. Based in Warsaw, her work bridges the gap between reality and fantasy, often featuring a menagerie of animals that appear to be woven from colorful threads or multifaceted fabrics. This unique textural approach gives her subjects a tactile, three-dimensional quality, making them appear as though they are constructed from living embroidery or intricate textiles rather than traditional paint.

Her artistic style is characterized by an explosion of saturated colors and a meticulous attention to detail. By placing these surreal, rainbow-hued creatures against stark or minimalist backgrounds, she emphasizes their complex forms and the emotional depth they carry. These animals often serve as metaphors for human experiences, nature, and the subconscious, inviting viewers to explore a dreamlike world where the boundaries of biology and imagination blur. Her technique involves layering thin applications of oil paint to achieve a luminous effect, which enhances the crystalline and vibrant nature of her compositions.

Through her exploration of color theory and organic shapes, she creates a visual language that is both modern and timeless. Her paintings have been showcased in numerous galleries across Europe and North America, cementing her status as a prominent figure in the current representational art scene. The recurring themes of transformation and the delicate balance of the natural world remain central to her practice, offering a poetic reflection on the beauty and fragility of life.

Ben Frost 'Joe Cool' Print Available

Artist: Ben Frost
Title: Joe Cool
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 12 x 12 Inches
Edition: 40
Price: $200

Ben Frost is an Australian artist renowned for his bold and often provocative pop art. Born in 1975 in Brisbane, he has become a leading figure in the global art scene by critiquing consumerism through the subversion of commercial imagery. His work frequently features a kaleidoscopic blend of iconic characters from cartoons and comics, such as Mickey Mouse or the Simpsons, juxtaposed against pharmaceutical packaging or fast-food containers. This technique forces viewers to confront the uncomfortable intersections between entertainment, drugs, and brand obsession.

Throughout his career, Frost has utilized diverse mediums ranging from large-scale mural paintings to intimate works on found objects. His artistic origins are rooted in fine arts, having studied at Griffith University’s Queensland College of Art, though he often utilizes the rebellious energy of street art to infiltrate traditional gallery spaces. Beyond his solo exhibitions in cities like London, New York, and Tokyo, his influence extends into high fashion through collaborations with major houses such as Moschino and Carolina Herrera. Now based in Melbourne after periods working in Japan and Sydney, he continues to produce scything visual commentaries that challenge Western societal norms. His oeuvre serves as a relentless critique of the visual landscape of modern advertising, aiming to replace passive consumption with social consciousness.

Pete Monaghan 'Made' (Ice Cream Van) Print Available

Artist: Pete Monaghan
Title: Made (Ice Cream Van)
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: NO CLUE
Edition: 50
Price: £145

Pete Monaghan is an artist who was born in Stroud, Gloucestershire, and is primarily based in the United Kingdom. Although his roots are English, he maintains a deep and enduring connection to Ireland, where he spent many years living and working. This dual heritage significantly informs his creative output, as he often bridges the gap between the rural landscapes of Wales and Ireland and the industrial textures of English towns. He received his education in graphic design before transitioning into the world of fine art, a background that is evident in the structured yet expressive nature of his current work.

His artistic style is characterized by a fusion of traditional draftsmanship and experimental mixed media techniques. Monaghan often utilizes a variety of materials, including acrylics, ink, graphite, and even collage elements such as corrugated cardboard or found papers. His primary subjects are vernacular architecture and local landmarks, ranging from weathered farm buildings and isolated sheds to bustling market squares. By focusing on these structures, he explores themes of human presence and the passage of time without relying on figurative representation.

The process Monaghan employs is highly physical and layers-based. He begins with loose, energetic sketches that capture the essential character of a location before building up the surface with paint and textured materials. This method allows him to balance precise architectural lines with spontaneous, gestural marks. The result is a body of work that feels both grounded in reality and emotionally resonant. His paintings are widely exhibited across galleries in the United Kingdom and Ireland, where he is recognized for his unique ability to elevate everyday buildings into compelling visual narratives.

Philippos Theodorides 'Flower 5' Print Available

Artist: Philippos Theodorides
Title: Flower 5
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 100
Price: €180

Philippos Theodorides is a prolific Greek artist who was born in Limassol, Cyprus, in 1978 and currently lives and works in Athens, Greece. His creative journey began with formal training in art and design at the University of Derby, followed by a move to the Athens School of Fine Arts, where he refined his practice under the guidance of established masters. His work is characterized by a vibrant and lyrical approach to abstraction, often balancing spontaneous gestures with a structured sense of composition. He utilizes a diverse range of media, including painting, illustration, and collage, to explore the intersections of color, shape, and rhythm.

Theodorides is known for his ability to translate internal emotions and sensory experiences into visual language. His canvases frequently feature bold palettes and organic forms that suggest a deep connection to the Mediterranean landscape and its unique light. Beyond traditional gallery spaces, his artistic output extends into the realm of commercial design and publishing, where his distinct style has graced book covers, textiles, and collaborative branding projects. This versatility allows him to bridge the gap between fine art and everyday objects, making his aesthetic accessible to a broad audience. Throughout his career, he has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions across Greece and Europe, securing his position as a vital figure in the current artistic landscape. His recent collections continue to investigate the boundaries of abstract expressionism, prioritizing a sense of movement and poetic harmony that resonates with observers on an intuitive level.

Steph Burnley 'Ooh Baby' Print Available

Artist: Steph Burnley
Title: Ooh Baby
Medium: Screen Printed Gloss on Giclee Print
Size: (A3) 42 x 29.7 cm
Edition: 50
Price: £200

Steph Burnley is a visual artist from the United Kingdom who is widely recognized under her professional pseudonym, Bonnie and Clyde. Based in Brighton, she has established a unique presence in the art world through her intricate mixed media pieces that merge photography, painting, and screen printing. Her work frequently centers on the concept of psychogeography, exploring the emotional and psychological connections between people and their urban environments.

Her artistic foundation began at Kingston University, where she studied 3D design. Before dedicating herself to fine art, she gained extensive experience in the creative industry by running a graphic design business in Manchester and working as a photographer for music and culture publications. These professional chapters heavily informed her current aesthetic, which utilizes a blend of digital and tactile processes to create dreamlike yet grounded narratives of the metropolis.

Burnley is particularly noted for her travel-inspired collages, which incorporate her own street photography from locations such as Tokyo, Havana, and Los Angeles. Her compositions often feature a signature balance of monochrome elements alongside highly saturated colors and architectural motifs. By layering distressed paper, magazine cuttings, and textured paint, she produces large scale installations and limited edition prints that reflect the vibrant and chaotic nature of city life. Her work continues to be exhibited and collected internationally, bridging the gap between personal experience and social observation.

Daniel Egneus 'The Woman In Blue' Print Available

Artist: Daniel Egneus
Title: The Woman In Blue
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 50
Price: €380

Born in 1972 in Sweden, Daniel Egneus is a highly regarded illustrator and artist who has established a prominent career through a distinctive, self taught approach, having received no formal education in the fine arts. Although born in Sweden, Egneus is a noted artist within Greece, having made Athens his base after living in several European cities including Prague, London, Berlin, Bologna, Rome, and Milano. He has become a regular collaborator with institutions in Greece, such as the National Theatre, and has produced extensive work portraying the city of Athens. His work is characterized as a "Quotidiano Straordinario" style, which translates everyday life into vivid, dreamlike, and often melancholic imagery.

His career began without formal training, with the artist citing "life itself" as his only education. Egneus gained significant recognition when he was voted Best Illustrator by the Association of Illustrators in the UK in 2005. His diverse portfolio includes major commercial collaborations with brands like BMW, Haagen Dasz, Chanel, and Pepsi Cola, alongside extensive editorial work for publications such as Marie Claire and Time Magazine. A major highlight of his career is his work on the Neil Gaiman American Gods Quartet, contributing over 140 illustrations. In addition to publishing numerous illustrated books, including children stories recognized by The Guardian, Egneus works with various media including watercolor, ink, and acrylic to produce work that is both intimate and deeply detailed.

Felix Holst 'Brumos 935' Print Available

Artist: Felix Holst
Title: Brumos 935
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 40 x 30 Inches
Edition: 50
Price: £380

Felix Holst is a British artist and designer who has made a significant mark on automotive culture through both industrial design and fine art. Originally from Newcastle upon Tyne in the United Kingdom, Holst developed a passion for car culture and motorsports during his youth, which eventually led him to pursue a formal education in Design for Industry at Northumbria University. His professional journey is perhaps best defined by his extensive tenure at Mattel, where he served as the Vice President of Design for iconic brands like Hot Wheels and Matchbox. During this period, he was instrumental in revitalizing these brands, blending his deep knowledge of vehicle aesthetics with a sharp commercial sensibility to reach a global audience.

After departing from the toy industry in 2015, Holst shifted his focus toward entrepreneurial ventures and expressive painting. He co-founded Hackrod, a company that utilized advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and 3D printing to democratize vehicle design. As a painter, his work is characterized by a vibrant fusion of pop art and street art influences, often featuring classic automotive subjects. He employs a unique technique that incorporates thick, layered acrylics and a graffiti-inspired style to create pieces that convey speed and motion. Now based in Los Angeles, Holst remains a prominent figure in the California car scene, frequently collaborating with other cultural icons to produce limited edition prints and original works that celebrate the intersection of art and machines.