Thierry Noir 'Rush Hour' Poster Available

Artist: Thierry Noir
Title: Rush Hour
Medium: CMYK Printed Poster
Size: (A3) 21 x 29.7 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Prices: €90

 

*there are also a few postcards available

Claire Tabouret 'Offrande' Pink Print Available

Artist: Claire Tabouret
Title: Offrande (Pink)
Medium: Offset Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 100
Prices: €150

*there is also an unsigned version available of €20

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Claire Tabouret is a contemporary French artist whose work explores the intricate dynamics of identity, memory, and the collective human experience. Born in 1981 in Pertuis, France, she became widely recognized for her evocative figurative paintings that often depict groups of children, historical figures, or solitary individuals submerged in psychological depth. Her practice is deeply rooted in the tension between the individual and the crowd, frequently examining how personal history is shaped by social structures and shared environments.

Tabouret's aesthetic is characterized by a unique use of color and texture. She often employs a palette of fluorescent underpaintings that glow beneath layers of more muted, earthy tones, creating an ethereal quality that suggests a world existing between reality and a dream state. Her subjects often appear frozen in moments of transition or vulnerability, their gazes challenging the viewer with an unsettling directness. This haunting clarity is achieved through fluid brushwork and a mastery of light that gives her canvases a sense of historical weight and contemporary urgency.

In addition to her paintings, Tabouret has expanded her practice to include sculpture and works on paper, further investigating the fluidity of the self. Her move to Los Angeles significantly influenced her later work, introducing broader horizons and a renewed focus on the relationship between the figure and the natural landscape. Throughout her career, she has remained committed to capturing the unspoken narratives of the human spirit, making her one of the most compelling voices in modern figurative art.

Saype 'Beyond Walls, Step 1' Print Available

Artist: Saype
Title: Beyond Walls, Step 1
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 47 x 67 cm
Edition: 99
Prices: €580

Saype, born Guillaume Legros in 1989, the French artist has garnered international acclaim for his monumental, ephemeral land art. His work transforms vast natural landscapes into temporary canvases, employing a unique technique involving biodegradable paints he formulated himself from natural pigments like chalk and charcoal. Saype's signature style centers on massive, photorealistic frescoes often depicting human figures, typically viewed from the air.

Saype views urban environments as a primary source of inspiration, and his art often carries powerful, poignant social messages, addressing themes of human solidarity, environmental stewardship, and the collective challenges facing humanity. His pieces are designed to fade over time with rainfall and the natural growth of grass, embodying a philosophy about the transient nature of both art and human existence.

A pivotal moment in his career came with the "Beyond Walls" project, where he painted interlocking hands across lawns in major cities worldwide, including Paris, Geneva, and Melbourne, symbolizing connection and mutual aid across borders.

His work is unique in that it is not intended to be permanent, existing primarily through aerial photography and the shared experience of those who witness its brief lifespan. This ephemeral quality underscores a commitment to leaving no lasting physical trace on the environment, a core tenet of his artistic practice. Saype's innovative approach continues to push the boundaries of street and land art, using nature itself as both the medium and the message for a global audience.

Mr Brainwash 'Free Museum Day' December 10th

Artist: Mr Brainwash
Title: Free Museum Day
Medium: Disney Collab Announced
Size: December 14th, 2025
Edition: OPEN
Prices: FREE

*the first 500 people will receive a free Mr Brainwash signed poster

Ardif 'Oracle Of Mechanimals' Prints Release Details

Artist: ARDIF
Title: Oracle Of Mechanimals
Medium: Tarot Card Set
Size: 15 x 20 cm
Edition: 55
Price: €95

*there is also an open edition available for €30

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ARDIF, whose real name is Arnaud Fischer, is a prominent French street artist born in 1987. Known for his intricate, geometric style, Fischer has captivated the art world with his unique vision of urban wildlife. He masterfully transforms walls into captivating displays of nature struggling against, or adapting to, modern urbanization.

Fischer's artistic signature lies in his "Mechanimal" series, where he meticulously deconstructs animal forms using sharp lines and polygonal shapes to represent the internal structure of the creatures, blending organic forms with mechanical precision. The dichotomy in his work explores the complex relationship between the natural world and the concrete jungle. He frequently uses limited color palettes, often favoring blacks, whites, and occasional bursts of vibrant color for emphasis, allowing the complexity of the lines to be the main focus.

His murals can be found in cities around the world, from the streets of Paris to international exhibitions, bringing a thought-provoking perspective to public spaces. Through his work, Arnaud Fischer challenges viewers to consider the impact of human construction on animal habitats. His work is a powerful visual commentary, urging a reflection on the balance between humanity’s expansion and the preservation of wildlife, all rendered in his signature, mesmerizing geometric style.

Lilith Black Bee 'Space Of Tranquility 3' Original Available

Artist: Lilith Black Bee
Title: Space Of Tranquility 3
Medium: Pen + Marker on Watercolor Paper
Size: 15 x 21 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $243

 

Stom500 'Wild Feathers' Print Available

Artist: Stom500
Title: Wild Feathers
Medium: 7 Color Screen Print
Size: 40 x 60 cm
Edition: 40
Price: €260

Stom500, born in 1989, the French artist has established himself as a dynamic force in the world of urban and contemporary art. Hailing from a background rooted in graffiti, he has evolved a unique and visually striking style that fuses the raw energy of street art with the polished techniques of graphic design and illustration. His work is instantly recognizable, characterized by a vibrant palette and a cast of eccentric, often anthropomorphic, characters.

Stom 500's artistic universe is a playful yet profound exploration of culture, identity, and the modern world. His characters be they stylized animals or quirky human figures often appear to be in mid-motion, conveying a sense of urgency and life that leaps off the canvas or wall. He masterfully employs clean lines and bold compositions, creating imagery that is accessible and engaging while maintaining a high level of technical skill.

His portfolio spans an impressive range of mediums, from massive, intricate murals that transform public spaces to smaller-scale works on canvas, prints, and custom-designed objects. This versatility has allowed him to collaborate with numerous high-profile brands and participate in exhibitions across the globe. Stom 500's work continues to capture the imagination of a diverse audience, bridging the gap between underground street culture and the mainstream art market, solidifying his reputation as a unique and innovative voice in the global art scene.

Thierry Noir 'Skateboarding' Prints Available

Artist: Thierry Noir
Title: Skateboarding (Teal,Pink, Orange + Blue)
Medium: Woodcut Prints on Japanese Rice Paper
Size: (4) 65.8 x 65.8 Inches
Edition: AP
Price: UNSURE

Thierry Noir 'BMX Racing' Prints Available

Artist: Thierry Noir
Title: BMX Racing (Blue, Pink, Orange + Teal)
Medium: Multi Color Screen Prints
Size: (4) 65.8 x 65.8 Inches
Edition: AP
Price: UNSURE

Thierry Noir is a French artist who is widely recognized as the first person to begin painting on the Berlin Wall. He arrived in Berlin in the early 1980s, drawn to the city's unique energy and political landscape. Living near the Wall in the bohemian squat community of the Georg von Rauch Haus, he began his iconic painting project in April 1984, alongside fellow artist Christophe Bouchet.

Noir’s motivation was not political in a protest sense, but a personal act of defiance and a desire to "metamorphose" the bleak, oppressive symbol of division into something positive. He worked quickly, often in secret, using simple, bold colors and brushes, knowing he could be spotted by East German border guards who might shine spotlights on him.

His signature style is characterized by fast, simple, and brightly colored images, most famously his "characters": figures with large, cartoonish heads, exaggerated features, and bold outlines. These works were a spontaneous response to the immediate urban environment, designed to be executed rapidly before discovery.

When the Wall fell in November 1989, Noir's artworks were suddenly exposed to the world, making him an accidental icon of German reunification and a symbol of artistic freedom. Portions of his original paintings are now preserved on the East Side Gallery, a permanent memorial to freedom, and his style has been reproduced globally. His work transcends graffiti to stand as a vital, spontaneous historical document, transforming a monument of repression into a vibrant canvas of hope.

Monkeybird 'La Revelation' Print Available

Artist: Monkeybird
Title: La Revelation
Medium: 5 Color Screen Print
Size: 65 x 90 cm
Edition: 70
Price: €280

   

Monkeybird is the collaborative identity of French artists Demian Lacour and Edouard Ebel, a duo renowned for their intricate, poetic street art and fine art pieces. Their work masterfully blends naturalistic imagery with architectural and symbolic elements, creating narratives that explore the relationship between humans, nature, and the urban environment. The artists met while studying fine arts and quickly discovered a shared aesthetic and philosophy, leading to a partnership that has flourished internationally.

Their distinctive style is immediately recognizable, primarily utilizing stencils to achieve a level of detail and precision that is remarkable for street art. They often work in a monochromatic palette of black and white, occasionally accented with gold leaf, which lends a timeless, illustrative quality to their murals and gallery works. The core motifs in their oeuvre are the majestic, yet vulnerable, birds and monkeys (hence the name "Monkeybird"). The birds symbolize freedom and the ethereal, while the monkeys often represent human intelligence, cunning, and our inherent ties to earthly concerns and material possessions.

The backdrops of their pieces frequently incorporate elaborate patterns inspired by antique wallpaper, gothic architecture, and scientific illustrations, transforming plain walls into grand, layered compositions. Through this fusion of meticulous technique and potent symbolism, Monkeybird addresses themes of balance, duality, and the delicate equilibrium between the wilderness and civilization. Their art serves as a visual fable, inviting viewers to pause and contemplate the narratives hidden within the detailed lines and shared spaces they inhabit, leaving a lasting impression of thoughtful elegance and profound depth.