Discover Digital Prints for sale. Explore our collection of alternative, classic and exclusive digital prints online by emerging artists. Hand-selected by leading curators in the arts, our digital prints cover a broad range of subjects and styles from Abstract, surrealis to Minimalistic and more.
Digital prints came into popular culture during the late 1990s after Benny Landa changed the course of the printing industry by unveiling the E-Print 1000, the world's first digital colour printing press. Today, digital prints remain to be a medium harnessed by top artists in endlessly intriguing and admirable ways.
Working primarily in Adobe Illustrator, the Japanese artist Chiho Aoshima creates surreal digital art. Her art fuses the intricate detail of the traditional ukiyo-e style with flat, anime references. Digital art provides the perfect medium for Aoshima’s vivid, surreal work which seeks to emphasise the ‘flatness’ of the modern world. Through this lack of physical depth she seeks to explore cultural superficiality in postwar Japanese society, consumerism and fetishism.
Among our limited-edition and original prints, you’ll find work by contemporary artist Sarah Evans who uses the craft to celebrate the beauty of brutalist architecture. The bold yet minimalist Berlin Philharmonic Art Print is testament to Sarah’s ability to give new life to staling and often overlooked buildings.
Another artist whose digital prints are hand-made in his printing studio is Dave White, a British contemporary artist whose animal portraits have been displayed in juxtaposition with great artists such as Picasso and Pissarro.
We also have digital prints by Delphine LeBourgeois, such as Smoke II, a modern tribute to the Dada movement of the 20th century. Her work is produced digitally using a fine pen and then coloured using transparent inks. Smoke II, like her other prints, illustrate Develphine’s ability to fuse intricate detail with bold, abstract colours.
