Daniel Egneus 'The Woman In Blue' Print Available

Artist: Daniel Egneus
Title: The Woman In Blue
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 50
Price: €380

Born in 1972 in Sweden, Daniel Egneus is a highly regarded illustrator and artist who has established a prominent career through a distinctive, self taught approach, having received no formal education in the fine arts. Although born in Sweden, Egneus is a noted artist within Greece, having made Athens his base after living in several European cities including Prague, London, Berlin, Bologna, Rome, and Milano. He has become a regular collaborator with institutions in Greece, such as the National Theatre, and has produced extensive work portraying the city of Athens. His work is characterized as a "Quotidiano Straordinario" style, which translates everyday life into vivid, dreamlike, and often melancholic imagery.

His career began without formal training, with the artist citing "life itself" as his only education. Egneus gained significant recognition when he was voted Best Illustrator by the Association of Illustrators in the UK in 2005. His diverse portfolio includes major commercial collaborations with brands like BMW, Haagen Dasz, Chanel, and Pepsi Cola, alongside extensive editorial work for publications such as Marie Claire and Time Magazine. A major highlight of his career is his work on the Neil Gaiman American Gods Quartet, contributing over 140 illustrations. In addition to publishing numerous illustrated books, including children stories recognized by The Guardian, Egneus works with various media including watercolor, ink, and acrylic to produce work that is both intimate and deeply detailed.

Tony Sjoman 'Dome Dossier #4' Print Available

Artist: Tony Sjoman
Title: Dome Dossier #4
Medium: Deckled 7 Color Screen Print
Size: 22 x 30 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $425

 

Tony Sjoman, a Swedish born artist based in New York City, has established a profound reputation for his ability to translate the raw energy of graffiti into a sophisticated language of geometric precision. His work is deeply rooted in the gritty landscape of his youth in Sweden, where he began painting at a young age within the underground street art culture. Over time, his style transitioned from traditional letterforms to a complex exploration of architectural shapes and structured lines. This evolution is characterized by a meticulous attention to balance and a muted, earthy color palette that evokes a sense of timelessness and weight. Sjoman often works with mixed media, incorporating various textures and finishes that give his pieces a tactile, three-dimensional quality on flat surfaces.

The artist is particularly renowned for his large scale murals, which can be found adorning the facades of prominent buildings throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn. These installations serve as a dialogue between the rigid grid of the city and the fluid intuition of the artist. By utilizing shadows and perspective, he creates an illusion of depth that challenges the viewer's perception of space. His studio work mirrors this intensity, often featuring layers of paint that are sanded down and rebuilt to achieve a weathered yet polished aesthetic. Sjoman remains a central figure in the movement of post-graffiti abstraction, bridging the gap between the spontaneity of the streets and the refined environment of modern galleries. His contributions continue to redefine how urban environments are experienced through the lens of formal composition.

Mira Kurkiala 'Den Gomda Tradgarden' Print Available

Artist: Mira Kurkiala
Title: Den Gomda Tradgarden
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Price: €150

  

Mira Kurkiala is a contemporary Swedish artist whose work is deeply rooted in the exploration of human emotion, memory, and the intersection between the tangible world and the subconscious. Known primarily for her evocative paintings and multidisciplinary approach, she often utilizes a soft, atmospheric palette that invites viewers into a quiet, introspective space. Her compositions frequently feature ethereal figures or abstract landscapes that seem to exist in a state of flux, blurring the lines between reality and dream. This fluidity allows her to address complex themes such as identity and the passage of time without relying on rigid narratives, instead favoring a sensory experience that resonates on a personal level with her audience.

Education and environment play significant roles in her creative development, as she draws inspiration from the stark yet beautiful Nordic light and the historical traditions of Scandinavian art. By combining traditional techniques with a modern sensibility, Kurkiala achieves a texture and depth in her canvases that feel both ancient and current. Her use of layering is particularly notable, as it reflects the multifaceted nature of the human experience where past experiences remain visible beneath the surface of the present. Beyond the canvas, her participation in exhibitions across Europe has established her as a distinctive voice in the contemporary art scene. She continues to challenge the boundaries of her medium, experimenting with how light interacts with pigment to create a sense of movement. Ultimately, Kurkiala’s art serves as a bridge between the inner self and the outer world, offering a profound reflection on what it means to perceive and exist.

Henrik Delehag 'Inner Child' Print Available

Artist: Henrik Delehag
Title: Inner Child
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 28 x 40 Inches
Edition: OPEN
Price: $141

Henrik Delehag is a Swedish-born artist, writer, and graphic designer based in London, known for his distinctive illustrative style that distills complex human experiences into powerful, often monochromatic, symbols. His work, which spans drawing, painting, film, and typography, is deeply influenced by a rich tradition of iconography and the bold, graphic nature of Maori tribal art he encountered as a teenager in New Zealand. This early exposure shaped a style that is both primal and contemporary, a raw "art brut" feel that has been described as part of the neo-expressionism movement.

Delehag describes himself as an "iconographer," aiming to translate the complex reality of human emotion into new, universally understandable symbols. He achieves this through an "obsessive preoccupation with the relationship of the colours black and white," exploring how these polar opposites can coexist in harmony or chaos within his art. The human face is a primary vehicle for this emotional exploration; he often observes and sketches people on his daily commute to create a visual alphabet of the human condition. His prolific output has cemented his reputation as an artist who uses simplicity to convey profound depth.

Beyond his individual work, Delehag is one half of the acclaimed artist duo "Benrik" (with Ben Carey). Their collaborative projects, which have been exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, include best-selling books like This Diary Will Change Your Life, performance art, and technological innovations. He also gained significant attention for his ambitious initiative to save a 19th-century church tower in South London from luxury development and transform it into a creative space for artists for the next 100 years. Today, Delehag lives and works in the bell tower of the very London church he helped save, continuing to use his art to question how we structure our lives and relate to the world around us.

Tim Timmey 'Timmey Birds' Print Available

Artist: Tim Timmey
Title: Timmey Birds
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 56 x 56 cm
Edition: 20
Price: $190

   

Tim Timmey is the professional alias of Swedish artist Tim Nedrup, born and based in Helsingborg, Sweden. Originally trained as a graffiti writer, Nedrup has evolved into a multidisciplinary creator whose bright, playful murals stretch across Sweden, Denmark and Norway. His signature style pairs saturated colour blocks with whimsical animal motifs: toucans ride pineapples, chameleons change hue mid wall and three dimensional wooden creatures invite passers by to climb and interact

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Nedrup begins each piece with loose ink sketches inspired by street sketches and childhood cartoons. These drawings are enlarged by hand onto building façades or shaped plywood, then filled with acrylic and spray paint, leaving visible brush and drip marks that celebrate process over polish. The recurring chameleon serves as a personal emblem of adaptability and celebrates uniqueness in every living thing

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Beyond the street, he accepts commissions from companies such as IKEA, Comfort Hotel and Helsingborgs Stadsteater, translating his graphic language onto interior walls, festival stages and limited edition screen prints. Solo exhibitions like “It’s Fruity!” and group shows including “Urban Animals” have solidified his reputation within the Nordic urban art scene, while his wooden sculpture installations at events such as No Limit Borås turn entire alleyways into colourful playgrounds

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Whether painting a three storey toucan or a gallery canvas, Tim Timmey maintains one simple goal: to spark positivity and imagination in everyday life, proving that a splash of colour and a dose of humour can transform a city wall into an open invitation to smile.

Shai Dahan 'The Raid' HPM Available

Artist: Shai Dahan
Title: The Raid (Hand Embelished)
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 50cm
Edition: 10
Price: $320

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*hand embellished with gold and black ink

Shai Dahan 'The Raid' Print Available

Artist: Shai Dahan
Title: The Raid
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 50cm
Edition: 28
Price: $135

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Mia Valgren BEAUTIFUL 'Hummingbird' Print Available

Artist: Mia Valgren

Title: Hummingbird

Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 210 x 297mm
Edition: OPEN
Price: $70

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