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Michael Kutsche

Melancholia Bay - Edition of 5

With his new release "Melancholia Bay", Michael Kutsche further explores the realm between figuration and abstraction, and his signature dystopian humor infused place he coins “digital limbo”: A featureless avatar with a head that seems to be reduced to an inflatable projection screen echoes a social media induced identity crisis. Deliberately digital pictorial elements seem to clash with traces of traditional painting, as if to poke fun at the romanticized but long overhauled image of the master painter in his messy studio.

Mobotato

Mobo X

Mobotato is a New Zealander artist who was born in 1980. The maker's first piece to be offered at auction was "Level Up !!!" at Sotheby's Paris in 2023.

Nacho Frades

Young man working to feed his children

_Young man working to feed his children_ is about the love of a father. There is a lonely man with a cart food in a lonely corner of the city, it’s his first time doing this and he don’t know if he’s gonna sell something, but he will be working until he has the money to feed his children.

Arezou Gholizadeh

Goleba And Pear Tree

Every night under the moonlight, Goleba was reading to her pear tree the stories of the roses in her garden. Because the pear tree did not remember itself! Goleba was reading stories! Kind rabbits were playing her stories and the moon was pouring tea for the pear tree. They romantically; Without the slightest fatigue, were repeating this every night. Until the pear tree remembered that it should bring pears.

Elizabedsh

A woman who doesn't exist

A woman without a face. She belongs nowhere. No one sees her. I try to portray her and save her from wandering in this world.

Richard Masa

Walk By

This artwork is designed to be seen on huge billboards along the street. It tells a story - people casually passing by fine art without realizing it's there. But, on the inside, it delves into the artist's inner world, a vivid portrayal of the struggle for recognition and to get noticed.

Michael Kutsche

And the Witch Said - Edition of 10

This piece holds particular significance for Michael Kutsche, as it marks a pivotal transition in his artistic journey. Initially, he viewed his digital creations as mere compositional sketches to their analog counterparts - oil paintings intended for gallery exhibitions. However, his extensive two-decade experience in working digitally, encompassing character design in film and a proficiency in 3D animation and digital painting, gradually reshaped his artistic perspective.