Mai Nagamoto 'All Different, All Beautiful' Print Available

Artist: Mai Nagamoto
Title: All Different, All Beautiful
Medium: Multi Screen Print
Size: 60.2 x 40.4 cm
Edition: 50
Price: HK$3.925

 

Mai Nagamoto is a prominent figure in the Japanese pop surrealism movement, hailing from Japan. Her artistic practice is deeply rooted in the creation of distinctive characters that bridge the gap between innocence and unease. Growing up in an environment where the visual language of manga and traditional folklore intersected, Nagamoto developed a style that prioritizes emotional honesty over technical perfection. She is perhaps most recognized for her recurring character, Innocent, a figure characterized by large, expressive eyes and a sense of vulnerability that resonates with a global audience.

Her work often explores themes of internal conflict and the resilience of the human spirit. By utilizing a soft, often pastel color palette, she creates a deceptive sense of calm that invites viewers to look closer at the more complex psychological states depicted within her paintings and vinyl figures. Nagamoto does not shy away from the darker aspects of the psyche, instead choosing to personify anxieties and fears as manageable, even companionable, entities. This approach has made her a staple in the designer toy community, where her hand-painted figures are highly sought after by collectors for their unique textures and soulful expressions.

Beyond her sculptural work, Nagamoto is an accomplished painter who has exhibited her canvases in major galleries across Asia and North America. Her transition between three-dimensional objects and two-dimensional surfaces demonstrates a versatile command of space and form. Through her continued exploration of the "kawaii" aesthetic, she challenges viewers to find beauty in imperfection and strength in sensitivity, solidifying her status as a vital voice in modern Japanese art.

Maxx242 'Beyond Wonderland' Print Available

Artist: Maxx242
Title: Beyond Wonderland
Medium: Screen Print on Rainbow Foil
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: 30
Price: $55

 

PRIEST 'Real Boy' Print Available

Artist: PRIEST
Title: Real Boy
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 60 x 60 cm
Edition: 150
Price: €285

 

Sebastian Koenig 'Heading Back' Print Available

Artist: Sebastian Koenig
Title: Heading Back
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: OPEN
Price: €100

 

Sebastian Koenig is an illustrator, graphic designer, and art director originally from Germany, specifically based in the city of Hamburg. His creative practice is characterized by a dual focus on minimalistic typographic design and vibrant, edgy illustration work. His visual style often utilizes a rough, papercut like vector aesthetic, incorporating grainy textures and meticulously selected color palettes to create a sense of tactile depth. By simplifying shapes and characters, he emphasizes visual storytelling that allows complex narratives to emerge from single, wordless frames.

Beyond digital mediums, Koenig frequently works with physical materials such as cardboard and paper, valuing the haptic quality of analog craftsmanship. His career began in editorial art direction for publishing houses, a background that continues to inform his focus on spot colors and screen printing. He maintains a prolific presence in the international editorial circuit, contributing illustrations to high profile publications like The New York Times, The New Yorker, and Die Zeit.

In addition to his commercial commissions, Koenig is deeply involved in independent publishing. He regularly produces personal projects, including zines and books such as the risograph printed publication "Cars," which explores quirky individual narratives through simplistic imagery. His work often seeks to find humor in everyday situations, such as the boredom of traffic jams or the awkwardness of travel, effectively bridging the gap between high design and relatable human experiences.

Micah Crandall-Bear 'Reminder' Print Available

Artist: Micah Crandall-Bear
Title: Reminder
Medium: Giclee Print on Canvas
Size: 26 x 32 Inches
Edition: 20
Price: $650

Micah Crandall-Bear is a professional abstract painter from the United States, specifically based in California. His creative process is deeply rooted in his upbringing within a family of artists, where he developed a sophisticated understanding of visual language and spatial relationships. His work is primarily characterized by his exploration of the horizon line, which serves as a foundational element in his large-scale compositions. Through a meticulous layering technique, he applies numerous coats of acrylic paint to produce surfaces that appear both minimalist and deeply textured. This approach allows him to manipulate light and shadow, creating a sense of depth that invites viewers into a quiet, atmospheric space.

The aesthetic of Crandall-Bear often reflects the linear qualities of natural landscapes while remaining firmly grounded in abstraction. He utilizes a refined color palette, ranging from muted earth tones to vibrant, saturated hues, to evoke specific moods and environmental sensations. Each piece is the result of a physical and repetitive application of pigment, where the artist scrapes and builds up layers to achieve a polished, glass-like finish. By stripping away representational details, he focuses on the interplay of color and geometry, emphasizing the balance between tension and serenity. His paintings are frequently exhibited in galleries across the Western United States and are included in various private and corporate collections. Through his mastery of linear form and tonal gradients, Crandall-Bear continues to contribute a unique voice to the field of modern abstract art.

Lora Zombie 'Whales' Print Available

Artist: Lora Zombie
Title: Whales
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 53 x 71 cm
Edition: 100
Price: £480

Lora Zombie is a prominent Russian artist born in 1990 in a small town within the former Soviet Union. She is a self taught talent who rose to international fame through the power of the internet, where she shared her unique visual style that she describes as Grunge Art. Her work is characterized by a raw, rebellious energy that blends street art influences with high conceptual themes. She often utilizes watercolors to create vibrant, saturated images that frequently feature drips and splatters, giving her pieces a sense of fluid movement and organized chaos.

Throughout her career, she has gained a massive following for her ability to fuse pop culture icons with social commentary and surrealist imagery. Her portfolio includes a wide array of subjects, ranging from whimsical animals and brave children to darker, more cynical depictions of war and politics. Despite the often heavy themes, her art maintains an edgy charm that resonates with a global audience. Based in Russia, she has successfully transitioned from an online sensation to a mainstream force in the urban art scene, holding major solo exhibitions in cities such as New York, London, and Toronto. Her creative output extends beyond the canvas into fashion and lifestyle products, cementing her status as a multidisciplinary figure in the modern art world. By combining traditional techniques with a gritty, DIY aesthetic, she continues to influence a new generation of artists who value authenticity and bold, unfiltered expression.

DER '4D Primaire' Print Available

Artist: DER
Title: 4D Primaire
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 20
Price: €90

Born in 1968, the artist known as DER is a foundational figure in the graffiti movement of Toulouse, France. His origins are deeply rooted in the urban landscape of southern France, where he began his creative journey in 1989. As a pioneer of the local scene, he was instrumental in establishing the city as a major center for aerosol art. His work is characterized by a sophisticated mastery of 3D lettering, a style he helped evolve by moving beyond traditional flat graphics into complex, architectural forms. This mechanical and structural approach to letters has earned him international recognition within the global street art community.

Throughout his career, DER has transitioned from clandestine mural painting to large scale sanctioned projects and gallery exhibitions. His technique involves a meticulous focus on volume, shadows, and perspective, creating a sense of mechanical depth that often mimics the look of industrial machinery or futuristic robotics. While his roots remain in the rebellious spirit of early graffiti culture, his current practice reflects a highly disciplined aesthetic that bridges the gap between raw street expression and fine art. He frequently collaborates with other prominent European artists and remains an active member of the influential Truskool collective. This group played a vital role in the 1990s by bringing French graffiti to the forefront of the European art scene. Today, he continues to live and work in Toulouse, contributing to the cultural heritage of the city through vibrant public murals and intricate studio works that explore the geometry of the alphabet.

Atom + Wow 'Similarities' Print Available

Artist: Atom + Wow
Title: Similarities
Medium: Risograph Print
Size: 50 x 65 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Price: €120

Atom + Wow is a visual artist duo originating from Germany. The pair consists of the artists known as Atom and Wow, who are recognized for their significant contributions to the graffiti and urban art movement that has evolved since the 1980s. Their work often bridges the gap between traditional street-based muralism and formal gallery exhibitions, utilizing a blend of high-energy aesthetics and technical precision.

Atom, whose career began in the early 1980s, is often credited with helping to define the European graffiti style through his innovative approach to letterforms and character design. When collaborating as a duo, Atom and Wow produce large-scale works that frequently appear in international festivals and specialized art lounges, such as those featured in Dortmund. Their artistic output is characterized by a vibrant use of color and a focus on what is sometimes referred to as the atom style, a mid-century inspired aesthetic that emphasizes scientific motifs and sleek, futuristic linework.

The duo remains active in the 2026 art scene, participating in group exhibitions and solo showcases that highlight the enduring influence of urban subcultures on the broader visual arts landscape. By maintaining a practice that values the raw energy of their origins while refining their output for institutional spaces, they have established themselves as key figures in the history of German urban art.

Pejac 'Self Defense' Release Details

Artist: Pejac
Title: Self Defense
Medium: 28 Color Screen Prints
Size: 80 x 57 cm
Edition: 25 (12 Diff Editions)
Price: €3,630

Pejac is a Spanish painter and street artist born in 1977 as Silvestre Santiago in Santander, Spain. His artistic identity formed during his studies in Milan at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, where he became disillusioned with the perceived elitism of his instructors. Seeking to democratize art, he began creating works in public spaces to reach individuals who might never visit a traditional gallery. His technical foundation is broad, spanning fine arts education at universities in Salamanca and Barcelona before his time in Italy.

His work is characterized by a masterful use of trompe-l’œil, a technique that creates three-dimensional illusions on flat surfaces to challenge viewer perception. Pejac frequently employs minimalist silhouettes and stark shadows, often rendered in black ink or paint, to convey complex social and environmental messages. He is noted for his clever adaptations of urban surroundings, such as his 2011 piece "Stain," which depicts a world map draining into a sewer in his hometown.

Beyond his original concepts, Pejac often reinterprets classical masterpieces by artists like Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh, placing them in unexpected contexts such as the hull of an abandoned ship or the hood of a luxury car. His repertoire also includes subtractive techniques, where he creates images by scraping paint off weathered walls, notably seen in his projects at the Husn refugee camp in Jordan.

C215 'George Brassens' Print Available

Artist: C215
Title: George Brassens
Medium: Lithograph
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 100
Price: €200

Christian Guemy, widely recognized by his moniker C215, is a prominent figure in the global street art movement. Born in Bondy in 1973, he is a French artist whose work has profoundly influenced the landscape of stencil-based graffiti. His primary focus resides in the creation of intricate, multi-layered portraits that capture the human condition with remarkable emotional depth. Unlike many urban artists who prioritize large scale spectacle, Guemy often chooses smaller, overlooked surfaces such as utility boxes, doors, and discarded objects to host his vibrant compositions.

His technique involves a meticulous process of hand-cutting stencils to achieve a level of detail that mimics fine line drawing. This precision allows him to depict a wide range of subjects, including homeless individuals, refugees, street children, and elderly citizens, effectively bringing visibility to those often ignored by society. Beyond social commentary, he frequently illustrates historical figures, pop culture icons, and animals, particularly cats, which have become a signature element of his portfolio.

The artist’s work is characterized by a sophisticated use of color and light, often employing a diverse palette that breathes life into the cold urban environment. While his roots are firmly planted in the streets of France, his art can be found in cities across the globe, from London and New York to New Delhi and Port-au-Prince. Guemy bridges the gap between traditional portraiture and modern urban expression, ensuring that his subjects maintain their dignity and individuality regardless of the medium or location.