Aiko Ishikawa was born in Kyoto in 1985 and was shaped by years as a costume assistant in traditional theatre, from which her oversized, calmly composed headwear portraits with a subtle touch of strangeness emerge.

Alexandre Fauve discovered photography in his school’s black-and-white darkroom, studied in Paris and today places wild animals in luxurious villa interiors to connect society, nature and fashion.

Bianca is an artist based in Turin with a background in architecture. Her acrylic paintings combine strict grid structures with expressive application of colour. A recurring element is a perfectly straight unpainted line that divides her compositions.

Alexander Bombe, at home in Munich for more than 15 years, combines mixed media, collage and abstract forms as COPO Art into a distinctive urban style.

Chris Lou was born in Strasbourg in 1972, grew up between painting and haute couture, and today creates photographs inspired by design, fashion and the aura of the feminine.

Christiane Slawik photographs horses with passion and a special eye for what matters. From her joy of photography, love of horses and many years of experience come lively images that show her subjects in their full personality.

Daan Visser was born in Dordrecht in 1987, learned how to stage food and products as an assistant to an advertising photographer, and today combines sports equipment and moments of indulgence in his still lifes to create surprising images.

Daan Visser was born in Dordrecht in 1987, learned how to stage food and products as an assistant to an advertising photographer, and today combines sports equipment and moments of indulgence in his still lifes to create surprising images.

Daan Visser was born in Dordrecht in 1987, learned how to stage food and products as an assistant to an advertising photographer, and today combines sports equipment and moments of indulgence in his still lifes to create surprising images.

Daveschloffi Art moves between urban art, street art, Pop Art, retro art, modern pop and epoxy art, blending the styles of art history without regard for convention into works of mixed media and Pop Art.

Dennis Kellner is a photographer and concept creator from southern Germany and, since 2016, has been one of the best-known automotive and transportation photographers in the German B2B sector, known for images with an eye for detail, colour, temperature and geometry.

Dorothea Emma Maria Göbel is an established painter from Schweinfurt, represented at the Kunsthalle Schweinfurt and in private collections, whose powerful paintings of bulls embody archaic primal force, courage and assertiveness and fill rooms with energy.

Dr.Artworks, alias Daniel Rohlfs, discovered his passion for the art world early on through comics and has been delighting audiences ever since with colourful pictures in his own personal style.

Egzon Muliqi creates surreal, symbolic imagery that inspires self-discovery and, through stories of courage and personal growth, invites viewers to find their own view of the world.

FaiVE is one of the first German AI artists, whose strictly limited works are created with the help of artificial intelligence and captivate with fantastic colours and forms.

Frank Daske lives in Karlsruhe as a photographer and designer and, with the help of artificial intelligence, creates artworks ranging from photography and design to pop and street art, turning artificial intelligence into artistic intelligence.

Gunnar Zyl was born in Berlin in 1988, grew up in Kreuzberg and was shaped by Berlin’s graffiti culture, from which his pop and street art paintings full of joie de vivre and childhood heroes emerge.

Joanna Steidle lives in the Hamptons on Long Island and, as an award-winning drone pilot, combines her love of the ocean with artistic aerial photography that shows whales, reefs and coastal landscapes from an unfamiliar perspective.

Jochen Cerny was born in Düsseldorf and found his way to photography early on through his photography-loving grandmother and his father. He has received numerous international awards, such as at the Trierenberg Super Circuit and the Monochrome Awards, has exhibited in cities such as Hong Kong, Paris, London and New York, and in 2020 was appointed curator by the Asian Art Association in Singapore.

Jochen Herrmann combines airbrush and screen printing into a blend of precision and Pop Art, where airbrush allows soft gradients through to photorealistic detail and screen printing delivers bold, varied compositions.

Jules Sylva grew up in Lyon as the son of a glazier and was shaped early on by architecture and lighting design, from which his pure interior photographs full of natural light and calm emerge today.

Julie_BLN is an established contemporary German artist who combines NEO POP ART, urban art and street art in paintings and installations, has exhibited worldwide and is listed by artnet as a significant artist on the art market.

Annina Fründ, known as kARsT, was born and raised in Stuttgart, studied art at the Ludwigsburg University of Education and, since 2015, has worked as a freelance artist alongside her career as a teacher, creating expressive, colourful works in acrylic, gouache and watercolour drawn from everyday life and encounters.

t.o.r.k.o.n.e, better known as Karsten Dreischhoff, comes from the Ruhr area, grew up with a spray can and creates extraordinary Street Pop Art works full of messages from well-known icons, using torn street posters, spray cans, acrylic paints or screen printing.

Kate Miller was born in Stockport near Manchester in 1987, worked as a layout designer at a regional newspaper and today creates décollages in which female figures emerge from torn newspaper pages and a single bold colour.

Robert Kohlhuber found his way to his artistic journey through abstract photo experiments with colours and liquids, a journey that blends photography, painting and 3D modelling, and he is also known for colourful infrared landscapes that show nature in a new light.

Lisa Ludwig, a nurse from Montabaur, finds self-fulfilment in her art and an expression of her love of freedom, creating abstract, emotionally charged paintings that leave room for interpretation and are inspired by everyday life, nature, music and other artists.

In her pictures, composed of countless dots, Luzie Schulz portrays the complexity and beauty of nature down to the smallest detail, from leaf grain to snowflakes to animal eyes, drawing attention to the beauty in the details.

Magnum Ferra is an award-winning multidisciplinary artist from Germany, born in Izmir and a graduate of the art academy there, who combines the ancient art of Ebru with contemporary technology in her Pop Art compositions, and whose works are held in collections in France, Switzerland, Germany, China, Italy, Belgium and Turkey.

In her studio, Maho lets abstract masterpieces merge with the dynamism of street art and the colour splendour of Pop Art, with each work expressing deep emotion and inner fire.

Marc Vuillermoz grew up in the shadow of Mont Blanc and has photographed in analogue black and white for decades, in order to lend alpine animals dignity and presence in their own environment.

Marcus Cederberg comes from Örebro in Sweden and, in his minimalist photographs, translates the longing for calm and slowing down into clear colours, contrasts and generous empty space.

Max Berger was born in Hamburg in 1988 and combines his passion for comics and pop culture with digital photography, colourful illustrations and humorous everyday scenes to create a distinctive visual world.

The Berlin-based artist draws inspiration from travel, current trends and creative experiments, creating works that range from regional scenes of famous places and painterly splashes of colour to black-and-white, minimalist snapshots and abstract mixed media designs, always with the aim of creating art she would want to see on her own walls.

Mila Voss grew up in Gothenburg amid harbour facilities, grey coastal light and functional architecture, shaped by unassuming places from which her pared-back digital spatial stagings emerge, stripping familiar forms of their function.

Swiss artist Claudia Sauter studied advertising design in Zurich, interior design and art at CalArts and Bocconi University, and combines elements of everyday life, advertising, business and the environment in her Pop Art style to create art that is simply fun.

Pupi comes from the East Westphalian city that supposedly doesn’t exist, is a self-taught artist with no formal artistic training, and, with boundless experimental joy in her choice of materials, lets the heroes of her childhood speak through her pictures.

Robert Krausen, a graduate in graphic design from the FH Düsseldorf, made a name for himself early on with mixed-media collages and today, as a computer lithographer, counts among the world’s recognised pioneers of this art form.

Rosa Piazza was born in Palermo, worked as a fashion stylist with top designers and models, and today creates digital artworks that reflect her passion for fashion and photography and draw the viewer into her world.

For 14 years, the artist has painted as a self-taught painter, supplemented by courses with renowned painters, and passionately creates colourful, expressive pictures in spontaneous realism and partly photorealistic painting, showing people, animals, flowers and landscapes in vivid colours.

Ruslan Bolgov was born in 1974 in Klaipeda on the Lithuanian Baltic coast and combines sensual feminine elegance with cinematic surrealism between reality and fantasy in his photography.

Ruslan Minzhynsky has made a name for himself in the world of mixed media and Pop Art collages by merging comic characters with well-known personalities, blurring the boundaries between art and pop culture.

Simone Urbanietz Preiss is self-taught, with no art school background, and through her versatile art creates an individual expression of courage, personal growth and luxurious interior design.

Stefan Bammert transforms a passion he has lived for more than a decade into artworks ranging from thrilling Pop Art to profound abstraction, using a mixed media technique of acrylic, collage and digital technology.

With her energetically charged works, Tanja Douglas explores the deeper meaning of love and invites viewers to inner reflection, self-acceptance and an emotional journey of personal growth.

Thomas Bardéle, who works as an architecture designer, has lived in Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin, on the Baltic coast, in the Canary Islands and in London, and brings his constant curiosity to the canvas in a variety of techniques, always in search of new forms and colours.

Thomas Fotomas is a digital artist from Bordeaux who photographs the endless beaches of the French Landes and transforms them on a graphics tablet into minimalist, almost surreal compositions, followed by more than 200,000 Instagram followers.

V. Lazarev is an internationally acclaimed artist with sales in countries such as Moldova, Romania, Italy, France, Germany, the USA and Canada, whose colourful, large-format paintings convey positive emotions and have won him an international fan base.

Vicy, also known as ViSart’y, is an up-and-coming artist from Berlin who combines street style and abstraction into playful, colourful works with powerful energy and a unique vision.

Wallis, the humorous Franconian, has lived in the Canary Islands since 2023 and, as an author, songwriter and artist, brings his ideas for pictures to life with the help of artificial intelligence.