PRIEST 'Saatchi Gallery' Print Available

Artist: PRIEST
Title: Saatchi Gallery
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 66 x 66 cm
Edition: 100
Price: £300

The graffiti artist known as PRIEST originated from New Zealand and remains a prominent figure within the international street art movement. Rising to visibility through the vibrant creative scenes of Auckland, this artist developed a signature style characterized by a high degree of technical precision and bold character design. Unlike many traditional taggers who focus solely on lettering, Priest often incorporates illustrative elements that bridge the gap between classic graffiti and modern graphic art. His work frequently features sharp linework and a sophisticated use of color palettes that command attention in dense urban environments.

Throughout his career, Priest has been recognized for his ability to scale his work from hidden metropolitan alleyways to massive public murals. This versatility has allowed him to maintain authenticity within the underground graffiti culture while also engaging with broader audiences. His influence extends beyond the borders of New Zealand, as he has participated in various global festivals and collaborations that showcase his distinct oceanic perspective. The characters he creates often possess a whimsical yet edgy quality, reflecting a deep understanding of pop culture and comic book aesthetics. By maintaining a prolific output over several years, he has helped solidify New Zealand’s reputation as a significant contributor to the global landscape of public art. Even as the movement evolves, Priest continues to push creative boundaries, ensuring that his visual language remains relevant and impactful. His legacy is defined by a commitment to the craft and a consistent ability to transform mundane surfaces into dynamic visual narratives.

Liam Seear-Budd 'Walking On Sunshine' Print Available

Artist: Liam Seear-Budd
Title: Walking On Sunshine
Medium: Deckled 4 Color CMYK Print
Size: 38 x 56 cm
Edition: 10
Price: AU$100

 

Liam Seear-Budd is a multidisciplinary artist based in Australia whose work centers on the intersection of architecture, landscape, and the emotional resonance of space. His practice often bridges the gap between photography and physical form, exploring how environments shape human experience and memory. By focusing on minimalist compositions and the subtle interplay of light and shadow, he creates a visual language that feels both grounded and ethereal.

His photographic series frequently highlight the quietude of rural and coastal Australian settings. Rather than capturing grand, sweeping vistas, Seear-Budd tends to isolate specific structural elements or natural textures, drawing the viewer's attention to the overlooked details of the built environment. This methodical approach reflects his background in architecture, as he utilizes a keen understanding of scale, proportion, and material honesty to frame his subjects.

In addition to his lens-based work, Seear-Budd engages with three-dimensional objects and installations. These pieces often utilize raw materials like timber, stone, or metal, emphasizing a tactile connection to the earth. His ability to balance the precision of technical design with the organic unpredictability of nature results in a body of work that is deeply atmospheric. By stripping away unnecessary ornamentation, he invites an introspective response, encouraging observers to find beauty in simplicity and stillness. Through his evolving portfolio, Liam Seear-Budd continues to define a unique niche in the Australian art scene, characterized by a sophisticated restraint and a profound appreciation for the silent narratives found within the landscape.

Sophia Jenny 'Phantasmagoria Chrysanthemum' Print Available

Artist: Sophia Jenny
Title: Phantasmagoria Chrysanthemum
Medium: Cyanotype Print
Size: (A3) 29.7 x 42 cm
Edition: 80
Price: NZ$100

 

Sophia Jenny is an emerging contemporary artist from New Zealand who has gained recognition for her evocative exploration of landscape and light. Her work often occupies the delicate intersection between realism and abstraction, capturing the ethereal qualities of the natural world through a lens of personal introspection. Based in Auckland, she draws significant inspiration from the rugged coastlines and shifting atmospheric conditions unique to the South Pacific. This geographic influence is evident in her choice of palette, which frequently features muted earth tones, deep teals, and soft, hazy greys that mimic the maritime climate.

Her technical approach involves layering oil paints and mixed media to create depth and texture, allowing her subjects to feel both grounded in reality and lost in memory. By blending sharp details with blurred edges, she invites viewers to experience a sense of nostalgia or quiet contemplation. Critics have noted her ability to convey silence and vastness, making her canvases feel like intimate windows into a larger, more mysterious universe. Beyond her technical skill, she is known for her thematic focus on the passage of time and the fragility of the environment. As she continues to exhibit her work in local galleries and international art fairs, she remains a significant voice in the modern New Zealand art scene, pushing the boundaries of traditional landscape painting while maintaining a profound connection to her roots. Her commitment to capturing the fleeting beauty of her surroundings ensures that her contributions to the visual arts remain both relevant and deeply moving. 

Lucy Davidson 'Breathe II' Print Available

Artist: Lucy Davidson
Title: Breathe II
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A3) 42 x 29.7 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Price: NZ$99

Lucy Davidson is a contemporary New Zealand painter whose work primarily explores the profound intersection of natural landscapes and human emotion. Raised on the Tutukaka coast in Northland, her upbringing among estuaries, bush, and farmland deeply informs her practice. She moved to Auckland to attend the Elam School of Fine Arts, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours in 2013. Her artistic style has evolved into a distinctive form of abstraction that balances spontaneous, organic marks with deliberate, intricate techniques.

Davidson works largely with acrylics and oils, often incorporating a natural color palette accented by metallic pigments. These materials help her capture what she describes as pockets of magic found by slowing down to notice small details in the environment. Her paintings frequently draw on the Shakespearean concept that nature mirrors human feelings, using scale and color to represent personal emotions and invite viewers to recall their own memories.

Beyond her studio practice, Davidson has worked on diverse projects including large scale murals, graphic design, and film internships. Her work is also recognized through commercial collaborations, such as her series for Pams facial tissues. Now a full time artist based in Auckland, she continues to produce original paintings and limited edition prints, some of which are hand embellished with 24K gold leaf. She remains active in the creative community, recently exhibiting her show Out/Lines in Ponsonby.

Askew 'Diamondism Study' Anthracite + Gold Prints Available

Here are two sharp looking prints called 'Diamondism Study 1' by Kiwi artist Askew. These are 4 colour 14 x 20 inch screen prints on 140lb French paper, they come signed and numbered by the artist. The Anthracite has an edition size of 35 for $45 each and the Gold version has an edition size of 12 for $75 each. These STUNNERS are available through 1XRUN.com

"Diamondism is the term I coined when referring to my recent stream of work. It was an offshoot of the 'Netch' pieces painted together with Berst. Initially 'Diamondism' came from my observations of crystal formations photographed with a macro lens. In nature colours and form are arranged in ways that defy human logic. All the rules are broken - yet everything is defined perfectly. "

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