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.

Dohee Kwon 'Summer Solstice' Print Available

Artist: Dohee Kwon
Title: Summer Solstice
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: OPEN
Price: €140

Dohee Kwon is a South Korean illustrator and graphic designer known for her vibrant, bold, and emotionally resonant artistic style. Initially working in Seoul as a corporate graphic designer, she transitioned into a full time artist in 2018 after gaining recognition for her unique, vivid illustrative work. Her work often features a playful yet unique lens on daily life, bringing together the clear, structured nature of graphic design with a tactile, artistic sensibility. Inspired by music, vintage aesthetics, and architecture, her portfolio includes a wide array of media, including posters, zines, and products, such as those created for the band Khruangbin.

Kwon is often influenced byMid century modern design, which she incorporates into her work through sharp, clean shapes and vivid color palettes. Her art often explores a sense of playfulness and openness, merging structured, designed forms with spontaneous, organic, or manual techniques. Currently, she has based her practice in Bangkok, Thailand, and her work has been described as a "superpower" that captures a modern, international, yet nostalgic aesthetic. She has collaborated with diverse clients and continues to explore new, vibrant compositions. Her artistic journey has been deeply influenced by her experiences and her desire to create work that feels both personal and universal, often exploring a “hidden” or “in-between” state in her creative output.

Jon Llewelyn 'Elements Study 5' Print Available

Artist: Jon Llewelyn
Title: Elements Study 5
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 42 x 59.4 cm
Edition: 50
Price: £280

Jon Llewelyn is a celebrated artist hailing from Wales who has gained international recognition for his unique approach to geometric abstraction and minimalist design. His work is deeply rooted in the principles of the Bauhaus movement, where the relationship between form, color, and space is meticulously explored. Llewelyn’s artistic practice often involves the use of bold, architectural shapes and a vibrant palette, which he utilizes to create a sense of balance and harmony within his compositions. His technique frequently combines traditional screen-printing methods with modern digital processes, allowing him to achieve crisp lines and flat planes of color that characterize his signature style.

The artist draws significant inspiration from the mid-century modern era, particularly the furniture and architecture that defined that period. This influence is evident in the structural integrity of his pieces, which often feel like they could exist as three-dimensional objects. By focusing on the interplay of light and shadow through the layering of ink and paper, he manages to instill a sense of depth in what initially appears to be a two-dimensional surface. Llewelyn’s portfolio demonstrates a commitment to technical precision while maintaining a playful and rhythmic quality that engages the viewer's perception. His ability to distill complex visual ideas into their most basic geometric components has made his work a staple in both private collections and commercial spaces worldwide. Through his ongoing experimentation with symmetry and color theory, he continues to push the boundaries of graphic art, solidifying his reputation as a key figure in the field of modern abstraction.

Blek Le Rat 'The Anarchist' Print Available

Artist: Blek Le Rat
Title: The Anarchist
Medium: Deckled 3 Color Screen Print
Size: 31 x 23 cm
Edition: 300
Price: €1,800

Blek le Rat, born Xavier Prou in 1951, is a pioneering figure in the global street art movement. He is originally from France and began his creative journey in Paris during the early 1980s. Influenced by the burgeoning graffiti scene in New York City, he sought to create a unique visual language that resonated with the European urban landscape. He is widely credited with inventing the life-sized stencil graffiti technique, a method he chose to distinguish his work from the stylized lettering prevalent in American hip-hop culture. His choice of the pseudonym Blek le Rat was inspired by the Italian comic book character Blek le Roc, while the rat served as an anagram for art and symbolized the pervasive, indestructible nature of creativity within a city.

His early work often featured small black rats scuttling along the walls of Paris, which he described as the only free animal in the city. As his style evolved, he began painting larger human figures, often depicting iconic characters, homeless individuals, or classical art figures. His stencil work significantly influenced later generations of artists, most notably Banksy, who has acknowledged the French artist's role as a foundational inspiration. By using stencils, he was able to execute complex designs quickly, minimizing the risk of detection by authorities while maintaining a high level of detail and social commentary. Today, his legacy is celebrated in galleries and streets worldwide, marking him as a central figure in transitioning street art from a rebellious act to a respected form of modern expression.

Andrey Lukovnikov 'Freedom' Print Avialable

Artist: Andrey Lukovnikov
Title: Freedom
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 20
Price: €200

Andrey Lukovnikov is a highly skilled tattoo artist originally from Wroclaw, Poland, though his cultural roots and upbringing are tied to Ukraine. He has gained international acclaim for his distinctive approach to body art, specifically his mastery of the double exposure technique. This style involves layering two or more distinct images within a single silhouette, creating a complex and narrative visual experience that mirrors the look of digital photo manipulation or sophisticated graphic design. His work often features organic subjects such as insects, birds, and flowers, which serve as the primary outlines for internal landscapes or intricate floral patterns.

Lukovnikov utilizes a vibrant color palette and sharp, clean lines to give his pieces a polished and modern aesthetic. By juxtaposing different elements of nature, he invites viewers to look closer at the intersections between various life forms. His ability to translate a multidimensional concept onto the skin requires meticulous planning and a deep understanding of composition and color theory. Rather than following traditional motifs, he pushes the boundaries of the medium by treating the human body as a canvas for experimental illustration.

Throughout his career, Lukovnikov has become a prominent figure in the modern tattooing community, frequently appearing at international conventions and participating in guest spots across Europe. His portfolio is characterized by a seamless blend of realism and surrealism, making his tattoos instantly recognizable. He continues to influence aspiring artists by demonstrating how digital art principles can be effectively applied to the permanent craft of tattooing.

C.A Wisely 'Wild Style' Movie Poster

Artist: C.A Wisely
Title: Wild Style
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 24 x 36 Inches
Edition: 25
Price: $150

 

C.A. Wisely is an acclaimed painter from Ghana who is widely recognized for his masterful contributions to the tradition of hand-painted movie posters. Based in a studio in Teshie, Accra, Wisely has become a leading figure in the evolution of this unique West African art form, which originated during the mobile cinema era of the late 1980s. His work is characterized by exceptional portraiture and dramatic, often surreal interpretations of global cinema and popular culture. Unlike the rapid digital productions of the modern era, Wisely utilizes labor-intensive techniques, often painting on recycled flour sacks with oil and locally mixed house paints to create large-scale, one-of-a-kind artworks.

The artist has gained international prominence through his partnership with the Chicago-based Deadly Prey Gallery, which has helped bring his talent to a global audience of collectors and fans. Wisely’s portfolio includes reimagined posters for a vast array of films, ranging from cult classics like The Terminator and Alien to arthouse works by directors such as David Lynch and Wes Anderson. His ability to capture likenesses with such precision has even led to public defenses of his skill against claims of digital manipulation, proving the technical prowess he brings to his craft. Beyond film posters, he has expanded into creating portraits of sports icons and alternative music posters, such as his distinctive takes on Grateful Dead imagery. Today, his original canvases and limited edition prints are highly sought after by galleries and private collectors worldwide.

Jo Pearson 'Cow' Print Available

Artist: Jo Pearson
Title: Cow
Medium: 2 Color Risograph Print
Size: 29.7 x 29.7 cm
Edition: OPEN
Price: £30

Jo Pearson is a self-taught visual artist and printmaker based on the Ards Peninsula in Northern Ireland, a region within the United Kingdom. Originally from South London, she moved to the scenic area surrounding Strangford Lough, which serves as the namesake and primary inspiration for her creative practice under the moniker Strangford. Her professional journey into the arts began unexpectedly; she previously worked as a secondary school science teacher in North Belfast and holds a degree in ecology. Her interest in printmaking was sparked through her involvement in climate activism, where she initially learned to carve banners for protests. This activism-led introduction eventually transitioned into a full-time career as she dedicated herself to the craft of relief printing during the global pandemic.

As of early 2026, Pearson’s work is recognized for its bold and whimsical depictions of animals, often characterized by vibrant colors and humorous themes. Her process involves hand-carving intricate designs into materials such as linoleum or plywood, which she then prints using a modified cold-press laminator. Recently, she has expanded her techniques to include woodblock and reduction printing, focusing on creating heavily textured, one-of-a-kind pieces that embrace handmade inconsistencies. Her art frequently features a playful cast of creatures ranging from pigeons to exotic animals, reflecting both her ecological background and a desire to create uplifting, lighthearted imagery.

David Welker 'The Aqueduct' Print Release Details

Artist: David Welker
Title: The Aqueduct
Medium: Swiss Q Giclee Print
Size: 15 x 12 Inches
Edition: 100
Price: $100

*available at 1pm EST on Tuesday January 20th, 2025

Imbue 'Split Heart' Sculpture Available

Artist: Imbue
Title: Split Heart
Medium: PETA/PLG Pill in Foil Blister Pack
Size: 15.5 x 15.5 cm
Edition: OPEN
Price: £35