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Andy Warhol
Sandra Blow
Tabitha Soren
Patrick Hughes
Day Bowman
Nelson Makamo
Takashi Murakami
Daisy Cook
Fred Ingrams
Barbara Rae
Bruce Mclean
Tracey Emin
Maximalist Art
Discover a curated collection of Maximalist art for sale. Browse original paintings, prints and photography and find the perfect artwork to buy online. Modern Day Maximalism Maximalism was a term coined to describe excess, a decorative approach and the belief that more is more. Sometimes seen as a reaction against the aesthetic of minimalism, maximalism connotes a free, easy and adventurous approach. Maximalism has recently become a trend in interiors and design however, it is just as popular in the visual arts. Maximalist art celebrates clashing colours and styles, bringing together construct elements such as pop art and realism. Featured Artists Robbie Bushe works in an intricate illustrative style, creating complex compositions of futuristic settings. Robbie works in oils to achieve detail and form the many components that come together to create his unique style. Although his approach is refined and figurative, his paintings are complex narratives of imagined worlds. Paul Treasure’s style is much more gestural, as he takes inspiration from the natural world in his energetic and painterly artworks. Paul seeks to capture the emotion of a place, and in doing so, gives his paintings a whimsical abstract quality. After something a bit more minimal? View our collection of minimalistic art.
Curated by Cecile Martet
Environmental Photography
Discover contemporary environmental photography for sale online. Browse the collection and explore mixed media, colour and black and white photography for sale. About Environmental Photography Photography has long been a means of documenting the effects climate change have on the environment. Since the invention of photography at the beginning of the 19th century, photographers have captured the changing appearance of the natural world. Alerting us to the ongoing shifts in the landscape, the relationship between humans and nature, and global warming, photographers have archived the effects that continue to impact the world. Featured Photographers Valentina Schulte explore the natural world with her photography. She often zooms out on scenes of landscapes, and in doing examines humanity’s relationship with the land they inhabit. With a focus on both time and space, Valentina captures fleeting moments of stillness and quiet. Kimberly Poppe’s photographs capture the colour, texture, light and feelings of a place. Her style often has an abstract quality to it, in which Kimberly draws focus to the extraordinary that can be found in the ordinary. With a balanced and geometric composition, Kimberly’s photographs capture the essence of nature and the beauty to be found in the everyday.
Curated by Cecile Martet
Geometric Wall Art
Looking for geometric wall art for sale? Our collection brings together geometric prints, paintings and sculpture to offer something for every collector. Explore our curated collection of Geometric Wall Art and find original art to buy online, or discover our full range of geometric artworks here. Geometry & Abstraction Geometric wall art has its origins in Islamic art, following the prohibition of religious figures being portrayed in art. Since then, it has evolved into its own style in modern and contemporary art. Geometric art has links to pivotal 20th century art movements, including Cubism, Art Deco, Abstraction and Minimalism. Featured Artists British artist Sarah Emily Porter creates abstract installations that explore colour and compositional arrangements. Sarah follows a hands-on approach and makes her work by pouring and tilting, and repeating the process. Sam Smyth also works in a geometric abstract style, and similarly to Sarah, he removes any trace of the human hand from his practice. Sam’s paintings have a graphic quality to them, and although they are made up of defined shapes and forms, there is a subtle depth that exists within each of his works. Discover more Geometric artists here.
Curated by Cecile Martet
Floral Paintings and Prints
Searching for floral prints and paintings for sale online? Our new collection has been curated to bring together a range of styles, mediums and sizes to help you find the perfect original artwork to buy online. Floral & Botanical Art Flowers, trees and other botanical elements have been featured in paintings, sculpture and architecture since Roman times. Sometimes decorative, other times depicted in landscapes and scenes of nature, floral features have become timeless, existing as the subject matter and in the background of some of the world’s most influential artworks. Featured Artists New York-based artist Re McBride creates delicate botanical paintings that capture transient rural moments found in the city. Working in oils and watercolours, Re gives her works a light and ethereal quality, depicting often overlooked landscapes. Her floral artworks have a subtle textural quality to them, bringing her vibrant palette to the forefront. Alexandra Gallagher creates surrealist collages that combine portraiture and typography with botanical elements. In her works, Alexandra explores themes of identity, feminism, and fairytales. Discover our full range of botanical paintings and prints.
Curated by Sophie Heatley
Investment Pieces
Wanting to invest in art, but not sure where to start? Our curator has put together a collection of artworks from leading and emerging contemporary artists. Browse the collection and find art to invest in, or discover the artists we’ve got our eyes on in our Artists to Watch collection. Investment for Every Collector The collection features works from some of the most influential contemporary artists working today, such as Nelson Makamo and Bruce McLean, to emerging artists new on the scene. Browse our investment pieces, and collect abstract works, photographs, landscapes and much more. Are you a new collector wanting more guidance? Check out our curator’s tips for those starting out on their art collecting journey. Find out more about how to consider price when purchasing art with our Founder’s guide.
Curated by Cecile Martet