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Chowwai Cheung
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Barbara Rae
Patrick Hughes
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Tracey Emin
Patterned Pieces
Explore our Patterned Pieces collection. This edit contains a plethora of deftly-designed and decorative pieces for sale, hand-selected by our in-house curators. From geometric to colour field, and botanical illustrations to lino cityscapes, discover the perfect patterned art for your home or collection today. Floral Patterns Kristjana Williams fashions imaginative illustrative prints. Her kaleidoscopic butterfly prints like Inis seem to flutter and fly before your eyes, lending themselves well to spaces that need a little animation. For more classical designs, Simon M Smith paints elegant floral works reminiscent of William Morris but with a twist. Pink and Gold, though highly decorative with golden embellishments and striking pink petals, sustains a certain gentility and fairy-tale-like quality. Urban & Street Art German Street Artist KEF! creates unexpected yet exciting displays of graffiti and harmonious, organic motifs. The artist blends eastern philosophical influences and scenes from urban and metropolitan culture. Patterned paintings on offer such as Vibration of Salvation 5 surprise and mesmerise with their free-flowing forms and swirling shapes. Patterned Portraits Maria Magenta investigates the tension between the animate and inanimate in her realistic portraits. Sentimental paintings such as On The Patchwork Quilt, oil on canvas, demonstrate an exquisite manipulation of perspective and space with arousing colours and hazy textile-like geometric patterns. For a fresh take on illustration and graphic design, consider Ellie Vandoorne’s sprightly portraits of eye-catching female figures - to which many a private and corporate collector have flocked. In Peacock Girl, Ellie incorporates sophisticated floral and feather motifs. Mosaics Expressionistic mixed-media paintings by Anne Marie LePretre feature matrices of glazing, gold leaf and assorted cut-outs. Anne Marie’s collages of organised chaos add character to their surroundings. Poissons experiments with blue hues and delicate lines. Glazed lattices produce a shimmering scale-like effect; perfect for buyers seeking affordable grid-like prints. Abstract Geometric Patterns Olivia Peake stands out for her architecture-inspired paintings. Vanilla Concrete shows sharp-edged shapes overlaid with soft, pastel hues. Offsetting striking shards and angles against warm, inviting colours makes for a unique statement piece. Sets and Series Looking to complete a set for a gallery wall? Crisscrossing collages by Slavomir Zombek work excellently displayed as an organised network of prints. Minimalistic in style and contextually complex, Slavomir’s works, such as The Composition B08, evoke calm and simultaneously suggest order and control. Hetty Haxworth is concerned with spatial relationships. For fans of clean, geometric patterns, expressively structured screenprints like Hinterland should appease the senses. Blocks of bold colour and organised shapes make for perfect additions to feature walls.
Curated by Rebecca Gordon
International Artists
Explore our International Artists collection. Starring emerging and established artists such as Serbian painter Gugi Goo, visual artist Reed Hearne and Abstract Expressionist Daniela Schweinsberg, our International Artists edit pay homage to artistic talent spanning all four corners of the globe. Experimenting with a range of mediums from painting to drawing and styles from impressionistic to illustrative, browse a selection of renowned artists from across the globe. Abstract Art For buyers seeking something bold and timeless, Piero Manrique’s paintings are a profusion of surrealistic and modern abstract art. Polyphonic waves of colour and deconstructed shapes abound in Still Life, displaying the free stream of his imagination and, arguably, reminiscent of Modern Art pioneers such as the Futurist Umberto Boccioni and Abstract artist Wassily Kandinsky. Michelle Hold is known for her energetic acrylic paintings with flights of colour and layered brushstrokes. When you least expect it is a bold synthesis of expressive colour, light and movement, able to impart any interior with a certain presence and power. Realistic Art For buyers seeking large-scale, audacious statement pieces, realistic portraits by Maria Magenta are a must-consider. Maria’s oil paintings give life to lifeless interiors, drawing attention to the internal and oft-puzzling climate of her subjects. A lady leisurely basks in a viridescent setting in Siesta, where architectural detail and subtle emotive prompts interact. Photography Critically-acclaimed photographer, Pedro Correa, documents real-life moments. Neither digitality edited or posed, his shots are an impressionistic ode to the metropolis. Safari is demonstrative of Pedro’s instinctive awareness of ‘the decisive moment’, underscoring his flawless comprehension of light, composition and ephemeral subjects. Japanese artist Kotaro Machiyama strikes a faultless balance between simplicity and nerve. His bold, cartoon-like paintings, inspired by time and space, possess vibrant colour schemes and minimal forms. At first glance, in Empty, the courageous and defined use of colour is all-consuming and could add depth and vitality to a plain backdrop. Contemporary Chinese artist Jinsheng You, inspired by natural beauty, botany and oriental culture, produces richly detailed and evocative oil paintings of his native landscape. The shimmering Mysterious Sky 195 has an almost tangible atmosphere. Jinsheng borrows elements from classical Western and Eastern movements, including Impressionism, Fauvism, and traditional Chinese art, imbuing his work with immense artistic scope.
Curated by Rebecca Gordon
Love At First Sight
Ditch the flowers and chocolate this year and go for a more meaningful present: art. This holiday can be rife with cliché and offerings that are lacking in sentiment, which is why we curated this collection; a celebration of all things related to love, whether shown through the beauty of nature, or the tender embrace in figurative art. Whether your valentine is a fan of photography or a lover of collage, you’ll find something to suit a range of tastes and styles. Speak to an advisor for more guidance at advisors@riseart.com. Love can take many forms, and this concept can be observed through a wide range of styles and subjects on offer in this collection. You’ll find some of the more recognisable images of romance such as hearts, flowers and birds here, as well as vibrant abstract works that convey a deep sense of emotion without making use of direct imagery. We’re on hand to guide you as you buy your next artwork. Whether it’s your first time purchasing or you’re already familiar with the process, our curated collection makes it easy to find the perfect present for your lover this Valentine’s Day. Narrow down to find exactly what you’re looking for by using our search filters for size, price and orientation. Karenina Fabrizzi is an Italian artist whose work exudes a sense of romance, with portraits interwoven with floral designs and imagery from the animal kingdom. There’s a sense of delicacy to her paintings, yet she avoids drifting into the clichés and imagery that is so typical of so much floral art. Instead, these canvases are imbued with a slightly dark and mysterious atmosphere that entices the onlooker, inviting deeper contemplation. If you’re looking for something heartwarming to gift this Valentine’s Day, then take a look at Louise McNaught, a British artist who explores the many sides of the animal kingdom. Many of these paintings depict two animals together, such as her charming piece, Soul Mates, making Louise’s work an ideal present for a partner. What makes Louise’s style so special is her unique admiration for the animal kingdom that shines through in every piece, and she uses a palette of bright neon colours and a mixed media approach to communicate this emotion. Fans of dreamy landscapes should check out Yuliya Martynova, a Kazakhstani artist working with watercolours. Her interesting style toes the line between figurative and abstract styles, and what at first appears to be just shapes and forms eventually emerges as clouds or the sea from above. We love the way in which she works with colour, with each hue bleeding beautifully into the next. You’ll also discover prints from leading conceptual artist Tracey Emin, whose work often addresses the theme of love. In particular, she has created a series of neon light sculptures with romantic quotes and expressions, which you can find in the form of prints here. You might recognise her work from St Pancras station in London, where one of her light sculptures states “I want my time with you” in a slanted script.
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Statement Pieces
Want to shake up your art collection? Or give your interiors a little extra oomph? You're in the right place. Our collection of statement pieces brings together artists working across boundless mediums and styles, from large-scale wow-factor paintings to magnetic abstract prints. About the Collection Discover portraits infused with botanical lushness, conceptual explorations of landscape, and paintings emblazoned with sexuality and emotional charge. These artworks command attention - interior focal points united in uniqueness and ingenuity. Collecting Art We have scoured the contemporary art scene to bring these pieces together in one place, creating an exciting collection of artworks that make a statement. Whether a new or seasoned art collector, our curatorial team are here to offer guidance and help you find the perfect piece of art. Looking for more inspiration or artworks that impact? Explore our Maximalist Art collection.
Curated by Sophie Heatley
Tondos: Circular Artworks
Circular artworks are the perfect combination of playful and sophisticated. Although undeniably informed by tondo pieces of the Renaissance, these circular canvases have a contemporary edge that will soften a room and really draw the eye. Our curators have put together a collection of tondo works including abstract, figurative, landscape, and expressionist pieces sure to fit well in any hang.
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