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

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.

Joos Does Van Barneveld 'Alphabet' Print Available

Artist: Joos Does Van Barneveld
Title: Alphabet
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 75
Price: €150

 

Joos van Barneveld, widely recognized by his moniker Does, is a Dutch artist whose evolution from a professional athlete to a master of post-graffiti abstraction has garnered international acclaim. Born in 1982, his early career was defined by the discipline and physical rigor of soccer, a background that continues to inform the rhythmic energy and precision found in his visual work. Upon transitioning into the arts, he became a founding member of the LoveLetters crew, establishing a reputation for technical excellence in letterform manipulation. 

His style is characterized by a sophisticated interplay of colors and a meticulous approach to layering. He deconstructs traditional alphabet structures until they transform into fluid, skeletal forms that vibrate against their backgrounds. This process involves a diverse range of media, including spray paint, acrylics, and markers, often applied to large-scale murals and canvas alike. The result is a fusion of street-level intensity with a refined, painterly sensibility. 

Does often emphasizes the importance of negative space and the balance between chaos and control. His hand-style is remarkably clean, showing a deep respect for the roots of graffiti while pushing the boundaries of what calligraphic art can represent. By stripping away the legibility of letters, he invites the viewer to focus on the pure aesthetic of the stroke and the depth of the composition. Today, his installations and studio pieces are exhibited in galleries across the globe, cementing his status as a pivotal figure in modern urban aesthetics.

Handiedan 'Two Moons' Print Available

Artist: Handiedan
Title: Two Moons
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 42 x 55 cm
Edition: 44
Price: €155

Handiedan is a contemporary Dutch artist known for her intricate mixed-media collages that reimagine the female form through a complex layering process. Based in Amsterdam, she creates work that fuses elements of neo-classical art, Victorian aesthetics, and pin-up culture into a singular, multidimensional style. Her process involves a meticulous assembly of found materials, including vintage stamps, antique sheet music, old currency, and scientific diagrams. By hand-cutting these various components and layering them over one another, she achieves a sculptural depth that transcends the traditional flat surface of a collage.

The central figures in her work are often idealized female silhouettes that evoke the spirit of early twentieth century burlesque and film noir. However, these figures are not merely decorative. They are embedded within a dense ornamental architecture of symbols, such as mandalas and anatomical illustrations, which suggest themes of personal growth and universal interconnectedness. The contrast between the delicate curves of her subjects and the rigid, geometric patterns surrounding them creates a visual tension that defines her aesthetic.

Handiedan often incorporates digital techniques into her initial design phases before transitioning to the physical labor of cutting and pasting. This hybrid approach allows her to manipulate proportions and complex patterns with precision while maintaining the tactile quality of aged paper. Her work has been exhibited in galleries worldwide, where it is celebrated for its technical mastery and its ability to modernize nostalgic imagery. Through her unique decorative language, she continues to explore the timeless allure of the feminine mystique within a modern, fractured framework.

ARTEZ 'Simple Acrobatics' Print Available

Artist: ARTEZ
Title: Simple Acrobatics
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 32 x 43.5 Inches
Edition: TIMED
Prices: €75

 

*available until Thursday January 8th, 2026

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Born in Amsterdam and active in the UK graffiti scene, Artez is a prominent muralist known for his vibrant, large-scale works that blend photorealism with intricate, illustrative elements. Initially inspired by comic books and 1990s New York graffiti, he developed a unique style characterized by dynamic compositions and a mastery of color and detail.

Artez’s murals often tell stories, incorporating cultural symbols and everyday scenes with a touch of whimsy. His artistic process frequently involves extensive preparation and layering of spray paint to achieve depth and texture. He is recognized for his ability to transform mundane urban walls into visually compelling narratives, often focusing on themes of nature, travel, and human connection. His work can be found in cities across the globe, from his home in the UK and Europe to as far as India and the United States, making him a truly international artist. While rooted in the underground graffiti movement, Artez has successfully transitioned to the public art arena, participating in numerous street art festivals and cultural projects. His art is celebrated for its accessibility and technical skill, bringing a burst of color and imagination to public spaces. His contributions have significantly enriched the global street art landscape, showcasing the evolution of a self-taught artist with a clear and impactful vision.

Lucas Thorik 'Untitled 873' Print Available

Artist: Lucas Thorik
Title: Untitled 873
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 100 x 112 cm
Edition: 40
Prices: €425

*there is also a smaller version for €249

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Lucas Thorik is a contemporary Dutch artist whose work exists at the intersection of minimalist structure and raw emotional expression. Born into a creative environment with a background in design, Thorik has developed a distinctive visual language that prioritizes the physical presence of the canvas and the tactile nature of his materials. His large-scale abstract compositions are characterized by a sophisticated interplay of texture, light, and depth, often utilizing a muted color palette that emphasizes subtle tonal shifts rather than bold chromatic contrasts.

The artist follows a process-driven approach where the act of layering is central to the final piece. By applying and then partially removing various media, including plaster and paint, he creates surfaces that appear weathered or aged, evoking a sense of history and permanence. This technique allows for a dialogue between what is hidden and what is revealed, inviting the viewer to look beyond the immediate surface. His works often feature structural elements like grids or horizontal lines that provide a sense of order against more organic, spontaneous markings.

Thorik is frequently associated with the concept of urban minimalism, as his aesthetic mirrors the industrial textures and architectural rhythms of modern cityscapes. Despite this connection to the built environment, there is a rhythmic, almost musical quality to his compositions that reflects his interest in sound and frequency. By balancing rigid geometry with fluid movements, Lucas Thorik produces art that feels both grounded and ethereal, offering a meditative space for reflection in an increasingly complex world.

Max Zorn 'Her Moment' HPM Available

Artist: Max Zorn
Title: Her Moment
Medium: Framed Brown & Colored Packing Tape on Plexi
Size: 24 x 32 Inches
Edition: 25
Prices: $2,800

*these are made with tape! password is: maraluna

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Max Zorn is a Dutch street artist renowned for his captivating and intricate urban light art, a medium he pioneered using common brown packing tape and utility knives. Born in Amsterdam, Zorn began exploring this unique form of expression around 2011, moving away from more conventional street art techniques like spray paint and stencils. His work is characterized by the use of multiple layers of translucent tape applied directly to light boxes, streetlamps, or glass surfaces.

The core of Zorn's artistic process involves meticulously cutting and layering strips of standard brown tape. The varying thickness and overlapping nature of the tape dictate how light passes through, allowing him to create astonishingly detailed, sepia-toned images that often evoke a vintage, cinematic feel. His subjects frequently draw inspiration from classic film noir, jazz culture, and vintage photography, featuring moody portraits and evocative street scenes that come alive only when illuminated at night. This interplay between light and shadow is central to his aesthetic.

Zorn's pieces are temporary public installations, designed to interact directly with the urban environment. They transform everyday streetlights into ephemeral galleries, challenging the traditional settings for viewing art. This approach means his work is often discovered serendipitously by passersby, offering a unique, fleeting moment of beauty in unexpected places. His innovative technique and the poetic nature of his light-based narratives have earned him international recognition, making him a significant figure in contemporary street art without relying on paint or permanent installations. Each piece captures a moment in time, both literally in the subjects he chooses and figuratively in the temporary nature of the installation.

FAKE 'Clown World' Originals Available

Artist: FAKE
Title: Clown World (Lavender/Grey/Blue/Rose)
Medium: Acrylic and Aerosol on Canvas
Size: 50 x 50 cm EACH
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: €550 EACH or €2,000/SET

FAKE 'All We Need Is Love' Original Available

Artist: FAKE
Title: All We Need Is Love
Medium: Acrylic and Aerosol on Canvas
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: €650

   

*definitely has a DOLK vibe to it

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FAKE is a prominent Amsterdam-based stencil artist recognized internationally for their powerful and emotive street art. Emerging from the vibrant Dutch graffiti scene, FAKE has cultivated a distinctive style that combines the stark, graphic quality of stencil work with themes of pop culture, social commentary, and heartfelt human experience. Their work often uses a bold, instantly recognizable visual language that makes complex ideas accessible to a broad audience, transforming urban landscapes into canvases for poignant narratives.

One of FAKE’s most viral and celebrated works is "Super Nurse," created during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. This piece depicted a nurse as a superhero with a red cape and heart symbol, a powerful tribute to frontline workers that resonated globally and was shared widely across social media. This artwork exemplified FAKE's ability to capture the public consciousness and translate collective emotions into striking visual art. Other notable works include "Panda Pizza," a whimsical and humorous piece, and various murals commenting on consumerism, love, and modern life.

FAKE’s art can be found adorning walls from New York to London and beyond, transcending typical street art to feature in galleries and private collections. While the artist’s identity remains private, maintaining the traditional anonymity associated with street art, their artistic footprint is global. Through a prolific output of murals and prints, FAKE continues to challenge perceptions and use public space as a medium for engaging dialogue about the world we live in, cementing their legacy as a significant voice in contemporary stencil art.

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.