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Oren Pinhassi
Oren Pinhassi’s installations examine the relationship between the human figure, nature, and the built environment by conjuring evocative and erotic sites that intersect public and private exchange. -
Giorgio Petracci
Giorgio Petracci 's paintings are windows to alternative dimensions: exploring matter and existence, innovations, and landscapes yet to be discovered. -
Ryosuke Yazaki
Switching between clay, terracotta and wood, Ryosuke Yazaki is particularly drawn to Japanese materials like the fragrant Hinoki and Camphor woods. -
Allison Samuels
Through minimalist design and powerful craftsmanship, Allison Samuels aims to create products that help customers connect with their homes and find more meaning. -
Maximilian Verhas
Maximilian Verhas has been creating his so-called rolling bodies since 1990. Objects are created that, following the traditional requirements of a sculpture, do not remain in rigidity but can be moved, thus redefining the concept of multi-viewing. -
Domingos Tótora
Domingos Tótora exquisitely crafted pieces include vases, fruit bowls, centerpieces, and furniture, drawing inspiration from the primary colors of nature, such as tree bark, stones, and earth. -
Loie Hollowell
Known for paintings and drawings that explore the bodily landscape, Loie Hollowell’s practice exists in the liminal space between abstraction and figuration, otherworldly and corporeal. -
James Kendall Higgins
James Kendall Higgins (b.1957) is a San Diego-based artist whose painting and sculptural practice centers on the psychological affect of surface and abstraction. -
Laura Sachs
Laura Sachs ’works are characterized by precise and balanced compositions. They are a constant interplay of contrasts, whether between materiality, color, letting go and control, intention and intentionlessness. -
Alex Kuznetsov
Alex creative journey as an abstract artist has been fueled by a lifelong passion for art, inspired by his roots in the graffiti. -
Sara Flynn
Irish-born ceramic sculptor Sara Flynn is known for her distinctive pots and vessels, always glazed to perfection in either black or white, and the occasional speck of color. -
INIZIO Solo Exhibition
Titled INIZIO, which means“to start”, the exhibition explores our perception of place, origin and absence through two new series of limited-edition works available exclusively through the New York-based gallery. -
Marea Hildebrand
Marea Hildebrand’s creations embody a sense of roughness, harmony, and simplicity. She is drawing inspiration from nature, Japanese and Korean ceramic art as well as the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi. -
Diane Griffin
Diane Griffin sculptures are created to evoke a sense of removed familiarity, with forms that suggest both ancient origins and contemporary relevance. -
Mahsa Karimizadeh
While Mahsa Karimizadeh works with an extremely diverse range of media and materials, she retains a distinctive style and aesthetic that always makes her works recognizably hers.
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