The Trendsetter Collection

Explore our specially curated Trendsetter Collection, conceived to help you discover some of the most exciting, innovative and ground-breaking contemporary on the market. As a Trendsetter, your artistic taste is a natural extension of your personality, and a way of championing your own unique individuality.

With this in mind, our team of curatorial experts at Rise Art have put together the Trendsetting Collection. We have hand-selected each and every piece to catch your eye and appeal to your inner Trendsetter. Our dynamic range of art includes paintings, prints, drawings and photographs, all guaranteed to enliven your home and stand out on your wall. Start browsing our Trendsetter Collection today, and find the perfect piece to suit your style and fit your home.

Our Trendsetting Collection features a range of abstract paintings from some of the most influential and emerging figures in contemporary art. British painter, Robert Dunt creates poetic and patterned canvases, inspired by the melodies of music. Vast and impressive, Robert’s paintings are instantly absorbing, and become the focal point on any wall.

German painter Daniela Schweinsberg also works to push the boundaries and present a new type of abstract art. Daniela’s large scale paintings are energetic bursts of colours, adorning the canvas in gestural brushstrokes and layered compositions. The selection of Daniela’s paintings below characterise the boldness of her style and reflect the broad palettes and vibrant paintings featured throughout the Trendsetter Collection.

Kotaro Machiyama, on the other hand, focuses on creating a harmony of shape and colour. Whilst Matt comments on the external world, Kotaro draws the viewer in to engage in an emotional experience. The artist uses layering throughout their processes, combining sparse planes of space with busier, more intricate pockets of the canvas.

The pieces in our Trendsetting Collection are unique in the way they reimagine the old to make way for the new. Matt Crump’s painting, The Geezer of God demonstrates this as he subverts the traditional portrait painting and breathes new life into this age-old genre. By incorporating elements of Pop Art into his painting, Matt encourages the viewer to reimagine the way a portrait can be interpreted. Printmaker Magnus Gjoen works in a similar way, as he seeks to rid his work of preconceptions and stifling traditions. Magnus’s print, I’d Rather be Happy than Dignified in the Trendsetting Collection also plays on the connotations of portraiture. Both artists reject the serious and stoic tone of the portrait, and in doing so revive the genre.

Our Trendsetting collection is for people with an assured sense of taste and a distinct sense of style. Whether you’re looking for a decorative large scale painting, an enchanting figurative portrait or a refined black and white print, our exclusive collection features new work by trailblazing contemporary artists. Have a look at our Trendsetting collection and discover original art to buy online today.