Nails lover by Bartosz Walat Rudolf BaschantNails Lover is a study in controlled provocation. Walat assembles body related imagery hands, nails, tactile surfaces into a surrealist collage that is at once intimate and disquieting. The composition draws the eye inward through a tight, centralised focus, while the surrounding colour fields amplify the mood with Walat's characteristic boldness. There is a theatricality here rooted in the artist's broader fascination with decadence and the emotional
shimmering field of colour
The interplay of warm orange against cool blue creates an energy the eye cannot settle: the composition vibrates
Printed in our Berlin studio on museum-grade fine art paper with archival pigment inks
known for their geometric body art and ceremonial dress
this edition brings out every brushstroke-like gradation of the original
comparative study of marine life
poster-style composition where warm amber and dusky blue divide the scene into clean horizontal bands
every colour field resolved
This vintage botanical illustration presents the hoary flower with understated elegance
Buddha's Standpoint Nr 3 is drawn from af Klint's Paintings for the Temple series
Gigi Rosado works in bold flat red — almost a signal colour — and sets it against muted greens and a restrained neutral ground that stops the composition from shouting
Wave and boat with Mount Fuji depicts the dramatic coastline at Satta in Suruga Province