Mandeep Pannu 'Cat Afloat' Print Available

Artist: Mandeep Pannu
Title: Cat Afloat
Medium: Digital Print
Size: 61 x 91.4 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Prices: £303

 

Mandeep Pannu is a contemporary artist recognized for her intricate exploration of cultural identity, memory, and the intersection of traditional South Asian aesthetics with modern conceptualism. Her practice often delves into the complexities of the Punjabi diaspora, weaving together personal narratives with broader historical contexts. Through various mediums, including painting and mixed media, she captures the delicate balance between preserving ancestral heritage and navigating the shifting landscapes of a globalized world.

A hallmark of her work is the use of vibrant color palettes and symbolic motifs that evoke a sense of nostalgia while remaining firmly rooted in the present. She frequently employs textiles and patterns that reflect the artisanal traditions of her roots, transforming them into layered compositions that challenge viewers to reconsider their understanding of home and belonging. By integrating these classical elements into a contemporary framework, she creates a visual language that speaks to both the specificity of her own background and the universal human experience of displacement and adaptation.

Beyond the aesthetic appeal of her canvases, her art serves as a platform for social commentary, often addressing themes of gender, spirituality, and the domestic sphere. Her ability to translate deep-seated emotions into tangible forms has established her as a compelling voice in the international art community. As she continues to evolve, her work remains a testament to the power of art as a bridge between the past and the future, offering a nuanced perspective on the multifaceted nature of identity in the twenty-first century.

Laurent Notte 'Doodle Pablo' Print Available

Artist: Laurent Notte
Title: Doodle Pablo
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 70 x 100 cm
Edition: 500
Prices: £360

 

Laurent Notte is a contemporary French artist whose creative output is defined by a profound engagement with architectural form and the psychological resonance of space. Based in Paris, he has developed a signature aesthetic that navigates the intersection of geometric abstraction and urban landscape. His work frequently utilizes industrial materials and a minimalist color palette to explore how structural environments influence human perception and social interaction. By stripping away superficial detail, Notte invites viewers to consider the skeletal essence of the modern city, emphasizing the balance between mass and void.

His artistic process is deeply rooted in observation, drawing inspiration from the rigid lines of modernist architecture and the rhythmic patterns found in metropolitan infrastructure. Notte does not merely replicate buildings; he deconstructs them into essential shapes and shadows, creating a visual language that feels both monumental and intimate. This tension is central to his practice, as he seeks to evoke the silence often found within the mechanical noise of urban life. His paintings and installations serve as meditations on permanence and change, reflecting the evolving nature of the places people inhabit.

Throughout his career, Notte has maintained a focus on the tactile quality of his mediums, often layering textures to create a sense of history and depth within his canvases. This approach gives his minimalist compositions a physical presence that demands close inspection. As he continues to exhibit his work internationally, Laurent Notte remains a significant voice in the dialogue regarding how art can interpret the built environment, offering a contemplative lens through which to view the structured world.

Francis Kenney 'Vanitas IX' Print Available

Artist: Francis Kenney
Title: Vanitas iX
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A1) 84.1 x 59.4 cm
Edition: 10
Prices: £174

*love the juxtaposition of the skull and clown details

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Francis Kenney is a contemporary artist recognized for a distinctive aesthetic that bridges the gap between traditional craftsmanship and modern abstraction. His work often explores the relationship between structural form and the organic fluidity of the natural world. By employing a diverse range of media, Kenney challenges the viewer to reconsider the tactile qualities of everyday materials, transforming them into complex visual narratives that speak to the human condition.

A recurring theme in Kenney’s portfolio is the interrogation of space and light. His compositions frequently utilize layered textures and a nuanced color palette to create a sense of depth that feels both architectural and ethereal. This approach allows his pieces to interact dynamically with their environment, as the shifting light of a room can reveal previously hidden details or alter the perceived weight of a sculpture. His ability to balance heavy, grounded elements with airy, translucent segments demonstrates a sophisticated understanding of balance and tension.

In addition to his technical proficiency, Kenney’s art is deeply rooted in philosophical inquiry. He often cites the passage of time and the degradation of memory as primary inspirations, leading to works that appear simultaneously ancient and futuristic. This temporal ambiguity invites observers to reflect on their own experiences and the transient nature of reality. Through his dedication to process and his refusal to adhere to rigid stylistic boundaries, Francis Kenney continues to influence the contemporary art scene, offering a contemplative and visually arresting perspective on the complexities of the modern era.

Naomi Vona 'Evil Overthinking' Print Available

Artist: Naomi Vona
Title: Evil Overthinking
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 30 x 40 Inches
Edition: OPEN
Price: $230

Naomi Vona is an Italian artist born in 1982 in Desio near Milan. She trained in design and photography at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan and now lives in London. Vona calls herself an archival parasite with no bad intentions because she invades forgotten photographs and postcards with vivid additions of paint washi tape stickers and hand drawn doodles. Her process starts with vintage images found online or in thrift shops and she covers them with bright patterns botanical motifs and abstract marks that breathe new life into anonymous faces and places. The layered surfaces become playful collisions between past and present inviting viewers to question memory ownership and the urge to leave personal traces on collective history.

Since 2013 she has developed this recognisable style while exhibiting in group and solo shows across Europe and selling limited edition prints and originals at designer markets. Workshops in Milan and London allow her to share her techniques encouraging others to reimagine found imagery. Each finished piece balances respect for the original photograph with bold contemporary intervention creating small intimate universes where nostalgia meets fearless color.

Magnus Gjoen 'I Hold A Beast, An Angel And A Madman In Me' Print Available

Artist: Magnus Gjoen
Title: I Hold A Beast, An Angel And A Madman In Me
Medium: Multi Color Screen Print
Size: 27.6 x 71 Inches
Edition: 10
Price: $2680

  

Magnus Gjoen is a London born contemporary artist who reimagines the past through a jewel toned lens. Trained in fashion design and raised across Europe by Norwegian parents, he spent a decade at the elbow of Vivienne Westwood before turning his flat into a gallery of altered Old Masters and discovering that walls could be canvas. Working now in limited edition giclee and screen prints, he lifts fragments of baroque paintings, religious frescoes and royal porcelain from museum archives, then overlays them with lacquered skulls, grenades or skateboard graphics so that fragility and power swap roles within a single frame. 

His method begins with high resolution scans of heritage artworks which he digitally dissects, adding gold leaf highlights and candy coloured glazes until a grenade resembles Sèvres china and a skull glows like stained glass. The finished pieces are produced on heavy cotton rag paper, each layer of archival ink building a depth that echoes the original oil while remaining unmistakably contemporary. Collectors respond to the dark humour embedded in the beauty: memento mori becomes fashion accessory, weapon becomes ornament, inviting a second look at both art history and modern appetite.

Gjoen exhibits worldwide, from Tokyo to Santa Monica, and describes his style as a bridge between Andy Warhol and William Morris, a continuum where rebellion meets luxury. By fusing reverence with subversion, he proves that the past can still shock, seduce and speak urgently to the present.

Henri Boissiere 'Horizon VI' Print Available

Artist: Henri Boissiere
Title: Horizon VI (Special Edition)
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 39 x 39 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $700 Each

 

Henri Biossiere is a Belgian artist born in 1982 who lives and works in Brussels. He studied fine art at university before dedicating himself to full time studio practice. Working primarily in oil on linen, Biossiere builds each painting through translucent layers of colour, allowing the weave of the cloth to remain visible so that every image feels gently discovered rather than imposed.

His subject matter moves between urban twilight, coastal light and the human figure caught in moments of quiet reflection. He begins with photographs taken during long walks, then edits the scene down to essential shapes and tones. Soft greys, muted blues and the occasional flash of vermilion are applied in thin veils over weeks, creating depth without heavy texture. The final surface appears almost weightless, a balance of precision and suggestion that invites the viewer to complete the narrative.

Recent bodies of work have focused on harbours at dusk, where moored boats and distant street lamps glow against failing sky. These paintings record not only a place but also a sensation: the hush that settles when wind drops and water turns glassy. Biossiere exhibits regularly throughout Belgium and has placed work in private collections across Europe and North America via Saatchi Art.

When he is not in the studio, he continues to walk coastal paths and city edges, gathering notes and snapshots that will feed the next canvas. By offering atmosphere ahead of detail, Biossiere reminds us that memory and landscape are equally fluid, shaped as much by mood as by fact.

David Edward Johnson 'Your Voice' Available

Artist: David Edward Johnson
Title: Your Voice
Medium: Mixed Media, Paper on Canvas
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $2,675

 

David Edward Johnson is a British artist born in 1971 who lives and works in the United Kingdom. He studied fine art at university before dedicating himself to full time studio practice. Working primarily in oil on linen, Johnson builds each painting through translucent layers of colour, allowing the weave of the cloth to remain visible so that every image feels gently discovered rather than imposed.

His subject matter shifts between coastal light, urban dusk and the human figure caught in moments of reflection. He begins with photographs taken during long walks, then edits the scene down to essential shapes and tones. Muted ochres, soft greys and the occasional burst of cobalt are applied in thin veils over many weeks, creating depth without heavy texture. The final surface appears almost breathless, a balance of precision and suggestion that invites the viewer to complete the narrative.

Recent bodies of work have focused on harbours at twilight, where moored boats and distant street lamps glow against failing sky. These paintings record not only a place but also a sensation: the hush that settles when wind drops and water turns glassy. Johnson exhibits regularly throughout the United Kingdom and has placed work in private collections across Europe and North America via Saatchi Art.

When he is not in the studio, he continues to walk coastal paths and city edges, gathering notes and snapshots that will feed the next canvas. By offering atmosphere ahead of detail, Johnson reminds us that memory and landscape are equally fluid, shaped as much by mood as by fact.

Aaron Lee 'Card Pop' Original Available

Artist: Aaron Lee
Title: Card Pop
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 30 x 30 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $1,300

 

Aaron Lee is a British artist born in 1988 who lives and works in the United Kingdom. He studied fine art at university before committing himself to full time studio practice. Working primarily in oil on linen, Lee builds each painting through translucent layers of colour, allowing the weave of the cloth to remain visible so that every image feels gently breathed into place.

His subject matter moves between coastal light, urban dusk and the solitary figure caught in moments of quiet reflection. He begins with photographs taken during long walks, then edits the scene down to essential shapes and tones. Soft greys, muted blues and the occasional flash of vermilion are applied in thin veils over weeks, creating depth without heavy texture. The final surface appears almost weightless, a balance of precision and suggestion that invites the viewer to complete the narrative.

Recent bodies of work have focused on empty promenades and glowing windows at twilight, where distant street lamps flicker against failing sky. These paintings record not only a place but also a sensation: the hush that settles when wind drops and water turns glassy. Lee exhibits regularly throughout the United Kingdom and has placed work in private collections across Europe and North America via Saatchi Art.

When he is not painting, he continues to walk coastal paths and city edges, gathering notes and snapshots that will feed the next canvas. By offering atmosphere ahead of detail, Lee reminds us that memory and landscape are equally fluid, shaped as much by mood as by fact.

Dylan Bell 'Texas Kid Junior' Print Available

Artist: Dylan Bell
Title: Texas Kid Junior
Medium: Multi Color Screen Print
Size: 16.5 x 23.2 Inches
Edition: 10
Price: $200

Dylan Bell is a British artist who lives and works in the United Kingdom. Born in 1990, he studied fine art at university before devoting himself full time to painting. His practice centres on oil on linen, applied in thin veils that allow the weave of the cloth to remain visible. This restraint gives each canvas a quiet luminosity, as if the image has been discovered rather than imposed.

Bell’s subject matter shifts between coastal light, urban dusk and the human figure caught in moments of reflection. He begins with photographs taken on long walks, then edits the scene down to essential shapes and tones. Translucent layers of umber, ultramarine and soft violet are built up over weeks, creating depth without heavy texture. The final surface appears almost breathless, a balance of precision and suggestion that invites the viewer to complete the narrative.

Recent bodies of work have focused on harbours at twilight, where moored boats and distant street lamps glow against failing sky. These paintings record not only a place but also a sensation: the hush that settles when wind drops and water turns glassy. Bell exhibits regularly throughout the UK and has placed work in private collections across Europe and North America via Saatchi Art. When he is not in the studio, he continues to walk coastal paths and city edges, gathering notes and snapshots that will feed the next canvas. By offering atmosphere ahead of detail, Bell reminds us that memory and landscape are equally fluid, shaped as much by mood as by fact.

Shay Culligan 'Walk' Print Available

Artist: Shay Culligan
Title: Walk
Medium: Multi Color Serigraph on Canvas
Size: 10 x 14 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $3,190

 Shay Culligan is an outspoken Irish born, Boston based visual artist who works across oil, acrylic, photography, sculpture and, most distinctively, handpulled serigraphy. Raised in Navan, he credits the rolling fields and stone ruins of County Meath with instilling a sense of history that now surfaces in layered urban imagery. After relocating to Massachusetts he studied at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, where a foundation in observational drawing merged with a fascination for printmaking’s mechanical rhythm.

Culligan’s silk-screen editions begin as his own photographs often cracked pavement, weathered billboards or museum statuary which he translates into high contrast stencils, then rebuilds with translucent colour passes until the paper seems to glow. Recent series reference classical icons such as the Winged Victory of Samothrace, yet ghost-like drips and off-register overlays inject street urgency into the antique forms. The result is work that feels simultaneously reverent and rebellious, an approach he sums up as “respectful vandalism”.

Although he jokes about refusing to court the official art world, Culligan maintains an active exhibition schedule. A 2022 solo show at Savin Gallery marked his first in eight years, while 2024 appearances at Washington Street Gallery continue to introduce his hybrid practice to new audiences. Whether printing limited editions in his Boston studio or painting large outdoor panels, he remains committed to craft, narrative and the belief that every layer ink, memory or myth deserves space to breathe.