Why can breakfast abandoned mid-bite or a half-read book feel more like a portrait than a photograph? The answer lies in what gives a space its pulse even when no one occupies it.
Prints From $45
"Dried Flowers in the Garden" Painting
→Andrejs Ko, United Kingdom
Available in 4 sizes, 3 materials
Prints From $51
"Blueberries and a Cup of Milk" Painting
"Chitarra e amplificatore nella stanza" Painting
→Luigi Iona, Italy
29 x 29 cm
$254
"Panchina gialla" Painting
29 x 28.5 cm
$1,008
"Yellow Tomatoes" Painting
→Alona Lesnichenko, Ukraine
60 x 50 cm
Prints From $40
"Raspberry Jam" Painting
Available in 2 sizes, 3 materials
Prints From $91
"Fluttering pages" Painting
→Rosemary Burn, United Kingdom
Available in 1 size, 1 material
$685
"Pencil sharpenings" Drawing
22 x 22 cm
$4,050
"Composition litteraire" Painting
→Sophie Dumont, France
50 x 61 cm
"Fantaisie" Painting
27 x 35 cm
"Individual" Painting
→Jihea Yang, South Korea
31.7 x 31.7 cm
"Family" Painting
24.1 x 24.1 cm
$2,310
"Caudex_Commiphora kataf" Painting
→Jaron Su, Netherlands
29 x 42 cm
Prints From $55
$2,090
"Caudex_pachypodiun gracilius" Painting
$3,889
"Silver cutlery" Drawing
→Natalia Qaliashvili, Georgia
50 x 45 cm
"Rusty things" Drawing
$1,185
"Still life 240501" Painting
→Andrei Rabodzeenko, United States
50.8 x 40.6 cm
Prints From $70
$740
"Still Life 0619-06" Painting
40.6 x 30.5 cm
Prints From $71
"Table and Chairs - Part 1" Painting
→Emma Gurner, United Kingdom
102.1 x 75.9 cm
"A New Slant" Painting
61 x 61 cm
$4,780
"Easter Egg Tombola" Painting
→Mayrig Simonjan, Netherlands
40 x 50 cm
$4,120
"Bunny Food" Painting