Malleus 'Amor Et Psyche' Print Available

Artist: Malleus
Title: Amor Et Psyche
Medium: Handpulled 3 Color Screen Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 60
Price: €60

Maurizio Cattelan 'Window' Print Available

Artist: Maurizio Cattelan
Title: Window
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 51.6 x 63 cm
Edition: TIMED
Price: €1,815

 

*available until Noon EST on Friday February 20th, 2026

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Maurizio Cattelan is a provocative figure within the international art scene, known for a career that challenges traditional aesthetics through humor and subversion. Born on September 21, 1960, in Padua, Italy, Cattelan emerged as a self-taught artist who avoided formal academic training in favor of a satirical approach to creative expression. His real name is Maurizio Cattelan, and his Italian heritage remains a significant element of his identity, even as his influence expanded across the globe.

His body of work is characterized by a playful yet unsettling use of taxidermy, wax figures, and found objects to critique power structures and societal norms. One of his most famous pieces involves a hyper-realistic sculpture of Pope John Paul II being struck by a meteorite, a work that sparked intense debate regarding religion and authority. Another notable installation featured a fully functional eighteen-karat gold toilet, which served as a commentary on the excesses of the art market and wealth inequality.

Cattelan often blurs the line between a prankster and a serious commentator, leading many to view his contributions as a form of conceptual theater. In 2011, he famously announced his retirement following a major retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum, only to return to the spotlight years later with new, headline-grabbing projects. By utilizing irony as a primary tool, Cattelan forces viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about the modern world. His ability to remain relevant while refusing to adhere to standard artistic conventions solidifies his status as a singular voice in the twenty-first century.

Georgia Hill 'Gibellina, Italy' #118 Print Available

Artist: Georgia Hill
Title: Gibellina, Italy #118
Medium: 3 Color Screen Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 50
Price: €100

 

Georgia Hill is a multidisciplinary artist from Australia whose work is defined by a bold exploration of structures, shadows, and the physical environment. Based in Sydney, she has gained international recognition for her large-scale murals and refined studio works that utilize a restricted black and white palette. Her creative practice often examines the relationship between a specific location and the human experience, translating complex emotions or fleeting moments into architectural forms and high-contrast textures. By stripping away color, she focuses the viewer’s attention on the interplay of light, movement, and the heavy geometry of her compositions.

The artist’s background in communication design informs her precise application of line and her sophisticated use of typography within her landscapes. Rather than traditional signage, her use of text serves as a rhythmic element that interacts with the surrounding space, creating a dialogue between the built environment and personal narrative. Her murals can be found in cities across the globe, including various locations throughout North America, Europe, and Asia, where they often serve as landmarks that ground a viewer in the present moment. Whether she is working on a massive public wall or a delicate piece of paper, her aesthetic remains consistent in its power and clarity. Through her signature style, she continues to challenge perceptions of scale and perspective, proving that a monochromatic approach can convey deep complexity and resonance within modern visual culture.

Marigoldff 'Spiculorae' Print Available

Artist: Marigoldff
Title: Spiculoare
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 30 x 40 cm
Edition: 30
Price: €150

 

*there is also a smaller size available

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Giusy Amoroso known professionally as Marigoldff is a visionary director and digital creator based in Berlin whose work bridges the gap between biological forms and advanced technology. She specializes in the manipulation of three dimensional environments to explore the intricate relationship between nature and synthetic existence. Her creative practice often involves the use of procedural generation and high fidelity rendering to craft immersive landscapes that feel both extraterrestrial and deeply rooted in organic geometry. By utilizing sophisticated software tools, she translates complex scientific concepts into visceral visual experiences that challenge the viewer’s perception of reality and life.

Her portfolio reflects a profound fascination with anatomy, fluid dynamics, and the evolution of digital organisms. Amoroso frequently collaborates with international brands and musical artists to produce motion graphics and virtual reality installations that redefine modern aesthetics. These projects often highlight her ability to simulate textures that mimic skin, cellular structures, and botanical elements with startling precision. Beyond her commercial success, her personal investigations delve into themes of metamorphosis and the future of human interaction within virtual spaces.

As a prominent figure in the field of immersive design, she continues to push the boundaries of how light and shadow interact with digital matter. Her approach is characterized by a meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to storytelling through non traditional media. By merging the principles of biology with the limitless possibilities of the digital realm, Amoroso creates a unique visual language that anticipates the fusion of the natural world with technological progress. Her influence remains a significant force in shaping the direction of current media arts.

Miaz Brothers 'Too Posh To Riot' Print Available

Artist: Miaz Brothers
Title: Too Posh To Riot
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 60 x 90 cm
Edition: 25
Prices: €1,450

The Miaz Brothers, composed of Italian-born siblings Roberto and Renato Miaz, are a contemporary artist duo based in Manchester, UK. They have garnered international recognition for their innovative approach to portraiture, which challenges conventional notions of clarity and definition in art. Their signature technique involves the use of airbrush and aerosol paint to create large-scale portraits that are deliberately out of focus, appearing as soft, ethereal blurs. By manipulating focus and perception, the artists invite viewers to engage more deeply with the artwork, relying on memory and imagination to complete the image. This unique style critiques our modern obsession with immediate clarity and high definition, instead emphasizing the subjective nature of human perception and the idea that reality itself is a construct.

The brothers do not aim to capture the exact likeness of a subject but rather the "essence" or memory of a person. This ephemeral quality encourages a meditative viewing experience, prompting introspection about how we perceive others and how memories fade and shift over time.

Active in the art world since 1996, the Miaz Brothers have exhibited their work extensively in major cities across the globe, including London, New York, Hong Kong, and Rome. Their pieces are held in numerous private and public collections, establishing them as significant contributors to the contemporary art dialogue. Their work continues to evolve, pushing the boundaries of traditional painting and the dynamics between the viewer and the viewed object.

Malleus 'Diadema' HPM Available

Artist: Malleus
Title: Diadema
Medium: Glitter Embellished HPM on Wood
Size: 30 x 30 cm
Edition: 5
Price: €250

   

*Day 4 of 4 from the Pitch Black series

Malleus 'Mira' HPM Available

Artist: Malleus
Title: Mira
Medium: Glitter Embellished HPM on Wood
Size: 30 x 30 cm
Edition: 5
Price: €250

   

*Day 3 of 4 from the Pitch Black series

Malleus 'Talitha' HPM Available

Artist: Malleus
Title: Talitha
Medium: Glitter Embellished HPM on Wood
Size: 30 x 30 cm
Edition: 5
Price: €250

   

*Day 2 of 4 from the Pitch Black series

Malleus 'Maia' HPM Available

Artist: Malleus
Title: Maia
Medium: Glitter Embellished HPM on Wood
Size: 30 x 30 cm
Edition: 5
Price: €250

   

*Day 1 of 4 from the Pitch Black series

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Malleus is a renowned Italian collective, established in 2002, comprising three artists: Giacomo Spazio, Alessio Gasperini, and Francesco Casu. Operating out of Rome, the trio specialize in a unique graphic style that fuses the psychedelic visuals of the late 1960s with striking, often gothic, imagery. Their work is characterized by a meticulous attention to detail, a dark, surrealistic tone, and the frequent use of mythological or occult symbolism.

The collective primarily utilizes the labor-intensive technique of hand-pulled screen printing for their poster art, embracing the tactile quality and vibrant saturation that the method provides. This traditional approach gives their pieces a distinct, handcrafted feel, setting them apart in a digital age. Malleus has gained international recognition through their prolific work in the music industry, creating highly sought-after gig posters and album art for iconic bands and musicians such as Neurosis, the Melvins, Isis, The Cure, and Nick Cave.

Beyond the music scene, their artistic reach extends into illustration, printmaking, and other fine art mediums, where they continue to explore themes of nature, female figures, and the macabre. The artists' unique visual language has cultivated a dedicated global following, cementing their reputation as a significant force in contemporary art and graphic design. They operate their own print shop and art studio, maintaining full creative control over their output and continuing to push the boundaries of their craft with a consistent and captivating artistic voice.

Enzo Mari Due 'La Pera' Print Available

Artist: Enzo Mari Due
Title: La Pera
Medium: 2 Color Screen Print
Size: 112 x 112 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Price: £270

Enzo Mari (1932–2020) was a towering figure in post-war Italian design, renowned as the "critical conscience of design." An artist, product and furniture designer, theorist, and self-professed utopian, Mari believed design was a powerful tool for societal change, not merely a commercial pursuit. His ethical, anti-capitalist stance drove him to create work that was functional, accessible, and high-quality for everyone, not just the wealthy. Mari’s approach was rooted in both the Arts and Crafts movement and his communist ideals. He applied rationalist principles to his work, moving freely between fine art, graphic design, and industrial production for major manufacturers like Alessi, Danese, and Magis. He consistently challenged the design industry throughout his prolific 60-year career, winning the prestigious Compasso d'Oro award multiple times.

Key projects illustrate his profound philosophy. The 16 Animals puzzle from 1957 was an early, celebrated piece of kinetic art that doubled as a children's toy. The Timor perpetual calendar, developed in 1967, exemplified functional, intuitive design inspired by train station flip signs. Perhaps his most famous critique of consumerism was the Autoprogettazione project of 1973. This initiative provided free instructions for users to build their own furniture from simple wooden boards and nails, encouraging a critical understanding of mass production and the value of manual labor. Mari’s legacy, spanning over 2,000 projects, continues to inspire designers to pursue a more principled, human-centered approach to creation. He firmly believed that design should solve real problems and empower the user, leaving behind a body of work that is as intellectually rigorous as it is aesthetically pure.