Formula 76 'Whale Watching' Print Available

Artist: Formula 76
Title: Whale Watching
Medium: Offset Print
Size: 70 x 100 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Price: €80

Born and raised in Hamburg, Germany, Formula76 is a multidisciplinary artist whose career has successfully bridged the gap between raw street aesthetics and refined typographic design. While his precise birth name is rarely publicized to maintain the classic anonymity of his roots, he has become a foundational figure in the German urban art scene through his work with the Typeholics design studio since 1999. His creative journey began at the age of thirteen when he first started focusing on art by writing graffiti on local walls, a passion that eventually evolved into a professional career characterized by a deep mastery of letterforms. This transition from the streets to the studio allowed Formula76 to develop a signature style that prioritizes the structural integrity of typography, often referred to as "form follows fun." His education in the field was largely forged through the practical, high pressure environment of the Hamburg graffiti culture, though his professional output as a freelance graphic designer for international brands demonstrates a level of technical proficiency equivalent to formal academic training in visual communications.

Throughout his career, Formula76 has achieved significant milestones that have solidified his reputation within the limited edition art print and poster collector community. One of his most notable early accomplishments was co-authoring the definitive book Hamburg City Graffiti in 2003, which documented the evolution of the local scene he helped build. His work has since been featured in major institutional settings, including a prominent collaboration with the Urban Nation Museum in Berlin for their Project M/11 exhibition in 2017. Collectors often seek out Formula76 for his ability to translate complex, layered street textures into clean, high quality editions. Famous pieces by the artist include the vibrant Exit Dreams, the stylistically bold Flashizm, and the intricate Troublemagnet risograph print. These works are celebrated for their sharp lines and architectural approach to the alphabet, making them highly desirable for those who appreciate the intersection of graphic design and traditional street art.

The artist has maintained a consistent presence in the global gallery circuit, participating in numerous prestigious group and solo exhibitions. Formula76 was a featured participant in the Welcome Back group show at Colab Gallery in Weil am Rhein, which ran through 2022 and 2023. He also contributed to the Legacy exhibition at the Martinez Gallery in New York in 2022, further expanding his reach into the North American market. Other significant showings include his inclusion in the 5th Urban Art Biennale at Völklinger Hütte in 2018 and the Knotenpunkt festival hosted by Affenfaust Galerie in Hamburg. Each of these events has provided a platform for Formula76 to showcase his evolution from traditional tagging to the sophisticated "Flashizm" style seen in his 2019 solo show at Galerie Lippmann. By consistently appearing in these vetted spaces, he ensures that his limited edition releases remain a staple for serious collectors of modern typographic art.

Philip Wallisfurth 'Pointillisme Urbain' Print Available

Artist: Philip Wallisfurth
Title: Pointillisme Urbain
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 41.5 x 59 cm
Edition: 25
Price: €70

 

Philip Wallisfurth is a German street artist born in 1984 near Aachen who currently lives and works in Berlin, creating a distinct artistic language that blurs the boundaries between urban art and modern painting. Often known by his alias Señor Schnu, he developed his skills as a self taught artist rather than attending traditional art academies, beginning his journey over 15 years ago with paste ups and stencils in various German cities. His work is characterized by a mix of abstract forms and, at times, more gentle elements, frequently featuring his signature moustachioed character in a style that merges street art with, at times, comic influences.

His career took a significant turn toward professionalizing his art during his time in Berlin, where he evolved from early, street work into large scale, immersive, spatial designs. Philip Wallisfurth is heavily recognized for his anamorphic, room paintings, which transform spaces into three dimensional, interactive, experiences. A notable achievement in his career includes his work on the 2022 Peinture Fraiche Festival in Lyon, France, where he designed multiple, large, anamorphic installations. He has also produced a 600 square meter, subway, painting project in his hometown of Aachen, illustrating his capacity for, large scale, public, installations. Beyond his mural work he is known for creating ecological art utilizing moss and yogurt for sustainable street pieces.

The artist has participated in numerous, public, and private, gallery, shows, including group, exhibitions at the New & Abstract Gallery in Berlin, where he appeared in Group Show 16 in February 2022. His artistic, footprint includes participation in notable urban art projects and exhibitions such as Wandelism, Hometown Berlin, and the Pasteup Festival Germany. His work has been highlighted at the URBANSHIT GALLERY which focuses on urban and pop cultural art. He has also been involved in international projects like the CONCRETE LOVE urban art exhibition at the Shanghai Modern Art Museum.

Tavar Zawacki 'Connected 35' (Inverted) Diptych Available

Artist: Tavar Zawacki
Title: Connected 35 (Inverted)
Medium: Giclee Print Diptych
Size: 40 x 50 cm
Edition: 10
Price: €600

*these DO NOT come framed (password: 1plus1equals3)

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Born in 1981 in the United States, Tavar Zawacki is an American abstract artist who initially gained international recognition under the street art pseudonym ABOVE. For twenty years, Zawacki maintained a strictly anonymous profile while proliferating his signature arrow iconography across the globe. He began focusing on art as a teenager, specifically in 1996 when he started tagging freight trains in California. This early immersion in the graffiti subculture served as his primary education, as he chose to bypass traditional fine art institutions in favour of self directed study on the streets. His transition from an anonymous street performer to a celebrated studio artist is a testament to his evolution in geometric abstraction and hard edge painting.

One of his most significant accomplishments occurred in 2001 when he moved to Paris and began his transition from traditional lettering to his iconic arrow symbol. This shift allowed him to communicate across language barriers, eventually leading to large scale murals in over sixty countries. In 2017, Tavar Zawacki decided to step away from his alias to embrace his birth name, a pivotal moment that was marked by his first solo exhibition under his true identity. This transition was documented and celebrated by major institutions, reinforcing his position within the formal art world while retaining his street level credibility.

Zawacki has participated in numerous prestigious exhibitions that have solidified his standing among collectors of limited edition art prints and geometric compositions. In 2017, he presented a groundbreaking solo exhibition titled Metamorphosis at the Urban Spree Gallery in Berlin. This show was instrumental in debuting his shift toward Op Art influences and complex spatial arrangements. He also took part in the high profile group exhibition titled Beyond the Streets, curated by Roger Gastman, which showcased at the Werkschau in Los Angeles. These appearances have made his physical works and limited print releases highly sought after by enthusiasts of bold graphic aesthetics.

Tavar Zawacki 'Connected 35' Available

Artist: Tavar Zawacki
Title: Connected 35
Medium: Giclee Print Diptych
Size: 40 x 50 cm
Edition: 40
Price: €400

*these DO NOT come framed (password: 1plus1equals3)

Marshal Arts 'Electric Sheep' Print Available

Artist: Marshal Arts
Title: Electric Sheep
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A3) 29.7 x 42 cm
Edition: 10
Price: €95

 

While the moniker 

Marshal Arts

 might evoke images of traditional combat, this German based street artist has mastered a far more visual discipline. Born in Santiago de Chile before establishing a permanent creative base in Hamburg, Germany, this creator blends intense color with precision stenciling to redefine urban landscapes. The artist first began focusing on art in the street scene around 2012, quickly gaining a reputation for a unique aesthetic that transforms public walls into a permanent open air exhibition. By utilizing found objects from the city such as discarded street signs and weathered wood for gallery works, Marshal Arts maintains a direct and unyielding connection to the pavement where the journey began.

As a significant presence in the global street art movement, Marshal Arts has successfully transitioned from secret paste ups to high profile gallery representation. The artist is widely recognized for a signature style that utilizes hand cut stencils to produce photorealistic motifs often layered with deep social irony. Notable pieces that have captured the attention of the limited edition art print and poster collector community include Replicant and the thought provoking series of works that depict the world as a surreal masquerade ball. These works are celebrated for their attention to detail and ability to challenge viewers through a clever visual language that often reflects on lifestyle and social norms.

Exhibition history for Marshal Arts includes a variety of international showcases that highlight a growing influence across Europe and beyond. The artist has been featured at the Urban Shit Gallery in Hamburg, a space known for bridging the gap between raw street culture and the formal art market. Participation in these gallery shows has allowed collectors to acquire rare editions of the artist’s work, which are frequently sought after for their vibrant execution and tactile quality. By working on non traditional substrates like metal and timber, the artist ensures that each piece retains the grit and authenticity of its original environment.

The career of Marshal Arts continues to evolve as the creator explores new ways to integrate urban motifs into the collector market. Whether appearing on a wall in New York or a gallery in Germany, the work remains consistent in its dedication to technical excellence and narrative depth. For those invested in the world of limited edition posters and street art prints, following this artist’s output provides a glimpse into the future of stencil based media. The fusion of South American roots with German street art sensibilities creates a powerful visual dialogue that resonates with audiences globally, ensuring that the name Marshal Arts remains a staple in serious collections focused on the evolution of stencil art.

Moses + Taps 'Image Of Graffiti' Print Available

Artist: Moses + Taps
Title: Image Of Graffiti
Medium: Multi Color Screen Print
Size: 50 x 50 cm
Edition: 100
Price: CHF 300

The artist collective MOSES & TAPS consists of two primary founders who originate from Germany and have been active in the European graffiti scene for decades. While the collective maintains a level of anonymity to protect its members, it is widely known that both individuals began focusing on their craft independently as early as 1994, primarily using public transport systems as their canvases. Formal details regarding their academic education remain largely private, a common trait among graffiti pioneers who prioritize street level experience and technical mastery over institutional credentials. By the early 2000s, they had already painted thousands of trains across Europe, and in 2007, they officially joined forces to form the collective known as TOPSPRAYER™. This partnership allowed MOSES & TAPS to elevate their work from traditional tagging to a conceptual practice that frequently challenges the boundaries of public space and legal frameworks.

One of the most significant accomplishments of MOSES & TAPS was the completion of their ambitious project to paint 1000 trains in 1000 days, which was documented in the highly successful book International Topsprayer. This feat solidified their status within the global urban art community and was followed by other notable conceptual actions, such as the 2010 creation of a deceptively realistic fake train door on a Hanover S-Bahn and the 2015 project titled The Wall, where they built a brick wall inside a train car in Hamburg. These actions sparked international media debate regarding the nature of graffiti and the absurdity of its prosecution. In the realm of high art, their piece titled Das Kann Ich Auch sold at auction for €11,700 in 2018, demonstrating their commercial viability and cross-over appeal.

The collective has participated in numerous prestigious art shows and gallery exhibitions that bridge the gap between the street and the white cube. Their first solo gallery show, titled WALLFLOWERS, took place at the Colab Gallery in Weil am Rhein, where they introduced their CORPORATE IDENTITY™ series. They have also held significant exhibitions at the Kolly Gallery in Switzerland, including shows like ALPHABET™ in 2018 and SPLASH™ CARTA in 2021. Other notable participations include the Viral Vandals exhibition at the MU Hybrid Art House in 2017 and their 2024 debut at the Museum of Graffiti in Miami. Their work continues to be featured in major international events like the Urban Art Biennale at the Völklinger Hütte.

Known for their avant-garde approach, MOSES & TAPS™ have produced several famous pieces and series that are highly sought after by collectors of limited edition art prints and posters. Significant works include The Wall, which remains one of their most culturally impactful installations, and the Sellout project, where they used dollar bills to critique the commercialization of the scene. Other prominent titles in their portfolio include Zeitgeist, Image of Graffiti, Scratchiti, and the Splash series, which utilizes punctured spray cans to create abstract action paintings. By consistently subverting the traditional rules of the genre while maintaining a prolific output, the collective has redefined what it means to be a modern master in the field of graffiti and conceptual art.

For enthusiasts within the limited edition art print and poster collector community, the works of MOSES & TAPS™ represent a unique intersection of transience and permanence. Their transition from the ephemeral surfaces of European transit systems to the curated environments of global galleries has created a robust secondary market for their documented actions and physical editions. The meticulous documentation found in their publications and the abstract energy of their Splash series provide a tangible connection to the conceptual evolution of the collective. Collectors often prioritize these pieces for their historical significance and the way they challenge the conventional definition of urban aesthetics. As the collective continues to debut new bodies of work in major institutions and international biennials, their influence remains a cornerstone for those studying the progression of avant-garde practices in public spaces.

Flying Fortress 'Teddy Troops - Travel Memories' Print Available

Artist: Flying Fortress
Title: Teddy Troops (Travel Memories)
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A2) 42 x 59.4 cm
Edition: 33
Price: €120

The artist known as 

Flying Förtress

, also recognized by the name Christian Hundertmark, is a highly influential figure originating from Munich, Germany, where he was born in 1974. His artistic journey began in the late 1980s, specifically around 1989, when he first engaged with the graffiti scene through sketches and traditional letter styles. Flying Förtress eventually transitioned from classic graffiti to a more iconic and illustrative style to communicate more effectively with a broader audience. He formalised his creative skills by completing a degree in graphic design in 1999, which served as a foundation for his dual career as a fine artist and the creative director of the design bureau C100 Studio.

A significant milestone for Flying Förtress was the creation of his signature character, the Teddy Trooper, which first appeared as a chrome icon on the streets in 2002. This character, a stylized bear wearing a military helmet but never carrying weapons, became a global phenomenon in the limited edition art print and designer toy communities. One of his most substantial accomplishments is the authorship of the bestselling book series The Art of Rebellion, first published in 2003, which is widely considered a definitive documentation of the international street art movement. This series has sold over 80,000 copies worldwide and cemented his status as a pioneer who helped bridge the gap between illegal street work and formal gallery representation.

The exhibition history of Flying Förtress is extensive and spans major cities across the globe. He has participated in noteworthy art shows and gallery exhibitions including his Visual Rockstars showcase in London and numerous displays at the Urban Nation Museum in Berlin. His work has also been featured in collaborative environments such as the Artoyz Gallery in Paris, where he launched the Teddy Troops 2.0 series. Additionally, his participation in group exhibitions like the Unsöld’s Urban Art Showcase highlights his ongoing relevance in the physical gallery space.

Collectors and enthusiasts often seek out his most famous pieces which include the original Teddy Trooper vinyl figures and various silkscreen print editions. Among his most recognizable works are the Teddy Troops (CMYK) series, the Sticker Tricker series, and large scale murals that feature his iconic helmeted bears. Whether working on a 4 inch vinyl toy or a massive wall object, Flying Förtress maintains a balance between the playful nature of a cuddly toy and the aesthetic of a disciplined soldier, ensuring his work remains a staple in the world of urban graphics and limited edition posters.

Lukas Leibe 'Life On Earth' Print Available

Artist: Lukas Leibe
Title: Life On Earth
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 30 x 42 cm
Edition: 40
Price: €110

Andre Butzer 'Ohne Titel/Untitled' Print Available

Artist: Andre Butzer
Title: Ohne Titel/Untitled
Medium: Deckled 7 Color Lithograph
Size: 83 x 70 cm
Edition: 75
Price: CHF 2,000

Born in 1973 in Stuttgart, Germany, artist André Butzer has established himself as a pivotal figure in modern painting, known for a style he describes as Science Fiction Expressionism. He began focusing seriously on art around age 20, later attending the Akademie Isotrop in Hamburg from 1996 to 2000, where he developed a non conformist approach. His work is a high energy fusion of European Expressionism and American pop culture, often featuring recurring, cartoonish characters like the "Friedens Siemens" and exploring a self created, non imaginable space he calls "NASAHEIM". Butzer, who often shares insights via his Instagram Andre Butzer, has seen his paintings evolve from chaotic, chromatically intense figures to minimalist black and white compositions.

Significant accomplishments include his works populating permanent collections in major institutions such as the Art Institute of Chicago, LACMA in Los Angeles, Saatchi Gallery in London, and the Rubell Museum. He also co founded the Institut für SDI Traumforschung in 2001. Famous pieces and series include his iconic Friedens Siemens characters, the Wanderer figures, and his acclaimed N paintings, with notable works like "Chips und Pepsi und Medizin (Das Glück)" fetching high prices at auction.

His exhibition history is extensive, featuring solo shows at prestigious venues such as the Kestnergesellschaft in Hanover, Kunsthalle Nuremberg, Museo Nacional Thyssen Bornemisza in Madrid, and the Museo Novecento in Florence. He has participated in group exhibitions at MoCA Los Angeles and MUMOK in Vienna. His gallery representations and shows have included major partnerships with Galerie Max Hetzler, Skarstedt Gallery, and Carbon 12. Collectors of limited edition prints and posters frequently seek out his vibrant, chaotic canvases that bridge the gap between high art and pop culture, all while questioning the human condition.

Lukas Leibe 'The Dancer' Print Available

Artist: Lukas Leibe
Title: The Dancer
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A1) 59.4 x 84 cm
Edition: 15
Price: €165

*this print is available in three different sizes

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Lukas Leibe is a multifaceted creator from Germany who has gained recognition for his unique approach to visual storytelling. Born in Munich, he has successfully balanced a career as a professional actor with a deep commitment to the fine arts. He often describes himself as an actor by profession and an artist by obsession, a duality that informs the emotional depth found in his paintings. Based in Berlin, he has developed a signature style known as Textured Realism, which focuses on creating intricate, tactile surfaces that reflect the complexities of the natural world.

His creative process is deeply intuitive, often beginning with the construction of rich backgrounds using paste, glazes, and translucent pigments. These layers are built up to mimic the earth's crust, featuring intentional cracks and fractures that suggest a sense of history and vulnerability. This technique is particularly evident in his series titled Traces of Existence, where he depicts solitary, endangered animals against minimalist, weathered landscapes. By placing subjects like polar bears or penguins within these fractured environments, he highlights the fragility of wildlife and the impact of habitat loss. His work aims to capture quiet moments of transition and the stillness of change, inviting viewers to find meaning in the layers beneath the surface. Beyond his studio practice, his background in theater and television, including prominent roles in European productions, allows him to bring a narrative sensibility to his canvas, treating each piece as a "tiny world" that flirts with reality.