Pahnl 'Beep' Wall Sculpture Available

Artist: Pahnl
Title: Beep
Medium: Aerosol on MDF
Size: 27.5 x 27.5 cm
Edition: 20
Price: £220

 

Pahnl is a renowned Birmingham, England-based street artist known for his miniature stencil work featuring tiny characters, animals, and robots interacting with urban environments. Active since 2003 and placing work on streets since 2006, the artist (sometimes referred to as a duo) derives the alias from the word "panel," as in a comic panel, seeing surfaces and spots in the street as settings for their narratives. Pahnl's work is characterized by surgical precision in cutting intricate stencil details and a playful, bold sense of place, often adding a subversive twist to everyday street signage. The artist's figures are typically no taller than 10cm, creating a micro-cosmos that encourages observers to appreciate the small things in life and find unexpected moments of joy. Pahnl uses various media, including spray paint, stencils, stickers, film, and photography, to bring this small world to life. The artist's studio work allows for greater control over the setting and narrative, a contrast to the unpredictable longevity of street art installations. Pahnl has gained significant recognition, with work featured in publications like The Independent and collected by the prestigious V&A Museum. The artist aims to create art that changes with the world, offering commentary on life in a minimal form and drawing inspiration from diverse sources, including classic Japanese art like Hokusai's The Great Wave off Kanagawa and the work of Piet Mondrian. Ultimately, Pahnl seeks not to push an explicit political agenda but to bring a simple smile to the viewer's face.

Boris Tellegen aka DELTA 'Blocked' Sculpture Available

Artist: Boris Tellegen aka DELTA
Title: Blocked
Medium: Painted Beechwood Sculpture
Size: 31.5 x 6 x 6 cm
Edition: 99
Price: €195

Boris Tellegen, widely known by his graffiti pseudonym Delta, is a prominent Dutch artist born in 1968 in Amsterdam. He is celebrated as a pioneer of the European graffiti movement, having started his work in 1984. His early contributions to the scene were revolutionary, especially after he began applying techniques learned during his industrial design engineering studies at Delft University of Technology. This unique background allowed him to develop a distinctive, technical style that transformed two dimensional letters into futuristic, architectural, and three dimensional forms, making his tag resemble complex objects or isometric plans rather than flat text.

After transitioning from the streets to the fine art world, Tellegen expanded his vision into various media, including paintings, prints, mixed media collages, sculptures, and large scale installations. While the explicit "Delta" alias has faded from his contemporary work, the foundational spirit of typographic deconstruction and structural exploration remains evident. His work is heavily influenced by architecture and design, often focusing on the tension between strict order and apparent randomness, or between planning and happenstance. Tellegen's art explores themes of time, dimensionality, and even an alternative view of technological progress. His pieces, which often involve layering materials like wood or paper, have been exhibited in prestigious institutions globally, including the Fondation Cartier and the Venice Biennale, and his work is held in international collections like the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Tellegen continues to be a highly influential figure, collaborating with various companies and architects, bridging the gap between underground culture and the contemporary art mainstream.

Roxier 'Kissing Lips' Print Available

Artist: Roxier
Title: Kissing Lips
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A2) 42 x 59.4 cm
Edition: 100
Prices: $200

 

Roxier is the collaborative studio name of Dutch painters Ronald Hunter and Femke Veenstra, a duo who fuse abstract expressionism with contemporary design to create vibrant, layered artworks. Ronald Hunter, born in 1973, brings a background in graphic design and advertising, while Femke Veenstra, born in 1986, contributes a fine arts perspective rooted in color theory and textile arts. Together, they merge their strengths to produce dynamic compositions that celebrate color, texture, and movement.

Working primarily with acrylics and mixed media on canvas, the duo builds their pieces through a process of layering, sanding, and repainting, creating depth and history within each work. Their compositions often feature bold color blocks, sweeping gestural marks, and subtle geometric elements, resulting in a balance between chaos and control. Texture plays a key role, with thick impasto areas contrasting against smooth, almost translucent washes, inviting viewers to explore the surface up close.

Roxier’s work is influenced by mid-century modern art, Scandinavian design, and urban street art, reflecting a contemporary aesthetic that appeals to both collectors and interior designers. Their pieces are often large-scale, designed to make a statement in modern spaces, and are finished with a glossy resin or matte varnish that enhances the colour and texture.

Exhibited internationally and available through select galleries and online platforms, Roxier’s artworks have found homes in private and corporate collections worldwide. Whether working on a single canvas or a diptych, Hunter and Veenstra approach each piece collaboratively, sometimes painting simultaneously, other times passing the work back and forth, allowing intuition and dialogue to guide the final outcome. Through Roxier, they celebrate the joy of creation and the endless possibilities of abstract art.

Hedof 'Wooden Sculpture Set' Available

Artist: Hedof
Title: Wooden Sculpture Set
Medium: Screen Printed Wood on MDF
Size: UNSURE
Edition: 35
Price: €250

 

Hedof is the one-man creative studio of Dutch illustrator Rick Berkelmans, born in Breda, Netherlands. His instantly recognisable language pairs bold, vector clean shapes with weird, wide eyed characters and a candy store palette that nods to ‘90s skate graphics and Memphis design. Trained in illustration and graphic design, Berkelmans began as a graffiti writer, an experience that taught him to read urban surfaces and react fast skills he now deploys on walls from Seoul’s Lotte World Mall to Hong Kong’s LCX, where his 3D noodle bowls and climbable trees turn shopping centres into playgrounds.

Each commission whether a limited beach towel drawn on a flight to Hong Kong becomes a case study in optimistic problem solving. Berkelmans works entirely by hand, sketching in Procreate before translating flat graphics to murals, screen prints or laser-cut plywood reliefs. The absence of front facing faces (he admits that 3D modelling intimidates him) gives his universe a sidelong, voyeuristic charm, while looping patterns of leaves, tennis nets or checkerboard pools create rhythmic calm within saturated colour fields.

Exhibitions at Parees Mural Festival, Playgrounds and Domestika talks cement his reputation as a bridge between street culture and commercial art. Living with a toy collection that rivals his palette, he still draws daily “because it feels like playing,” proof that professionalism and childlike wonder can coexist under one fluorescent, perfectly balanced composition. 

Handiedan 'Luna Cogitationis No. 2' Print Available

This is 'Luna Cogitationis' by Dutch artist Handiedan. This is a 16.5 x 21.25 inch giclee on 315GSM Innova soft cotton paper with a yet to be determined edition size, comes signed and numbered by the artist for $125 each.

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Handiedan's Electrik Sheep Release SNEAK PEEK + Release Details

Here are some awesome photos of the upcoming print release from Dutch artist Handiedan. This is going to be available on June 16th through Electrk Sheep in the U.K.

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