Anna Valdez
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Established in 2010 and consolidated in its present form in 2013, Underdogs works with a diversified roster of Portuguese and international artists connected with the urban inspired contemporary art universe, fostering the development of close relationships between creators, the public, and the city with the aim of promoting art as an everyday experience.
Edition of /50
Six-colour screen print on paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
70 × 50 cm
2024
Anna Valdez is an American artist based in Sacramento whose work investigates cultural identity through still-life compositions. Using painting, collage, and printmaking, she explores the relationship between personal memory and historical artifacts. Her practice often incorporates plants, textiles, and domestic objects as tools for visual storytelling and archival reflection.
In Anchorage, Anna Valdez expanded her exploration of material culture and identity through observation of landscape and domestic detail. Drawing from her practice of cataloguing objects and environments, she translated Alaskan impressions into layered still-life compositions. The print reflects her method of connecting place with personal narrative, weaving pattern, flora, and collected references into a cohesive arrangement. Through careful color and structure, the work embodies how travel becomes archived memory, transformed into a visual inventory of experience.
Anna Valdez
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Edition of /75
Letterpress on dampened paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
20 × 28 cm
2020
Swoon, the artistic name of Caledonia Curry, is a Brooklyn-based artist known for intricate portraiture and large-scale installations. Emerging from street art, she became widely recognized for her life-sized wheat-pasted figures. Her practice spans sculpture, animation, and social projects, often focusing on community engagement and social justice while exploring themes of empathy, resilience, and human connection.
In Sri Lanka, Swoon divided her time between meditation, drawing, and observing the ocean’s movement. Unexpectedly finding herself in a monastery during the onset of global lockdowns, she experienced a profound stillness shaped by ritual and nature. The rhythms of daily meditation and the sea’s swirling patterns informed her observational approach. Her print studies the water below Sunyata, translating its motion into intricate line work. The piece reflects a moment of pause and introspection, where environment and inner landscape merged into a quietly powerful visual meditation.
Edition of /75
Seven-colour screen print on paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
70 × 50 cm
2019
Greg Ito is a Los Angeles–based artist whose work blends symbolic imagery with dreamlike narrative. Using recurring motifs such as windows, candles, moons, and keyholes, Ito explores themes of longing, memory, and imagination. His paintings and prints exist in a liminal space between waking life and lucid dreaming, inviting viewers into contemplative landscapes shaped by personal mythology.
Arriving in Seoul with little preparation, Greg Ito immersed himself in the city’s energy through spontaneous encounters and explorations. The constant presence of Seoul Tower became a symbolic anchor, representing longing and discovery. Navigating unfamiliar streets and forming new friendships sharpened his awareness of place and self. In his print, Ito frames the landscape within his signature keyhole motif, suggesting both memory and desire. The work transforms a personal moment of connection into a symbolic image that captures the emotional resonance of finally visiting a long-imagined destination.
Edition of /75
Ten-colour screen print on paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
70 × 50 cm
2020
Matthew Craven is an American artist based in Detroit whose work integrates patterns inspired by ancient cultures, textiles, and decorative arts. His compositions combine references ranging from Greek ceramics to Indigenous weaving traditions. Through drawing, collage, and printmaking, Craven explores how visual motifs travel across cultures, creating layered compositions that bridge historical and contemporary aesthetics.
In Bali, Matthew Craven encountered master artisans carving wood and intricate textile traditions rich with pattern and symbolism. Observing their intuitive craftsmanship resonated deeply with his own practice of building complex compositions from simple forms. Inspired by organic motifs and botanical imagery, he integrated subtle references from Balinese iconography into his established visual language. The print merges cultural influence with personal continuity, demonstrating how travel can expand an artist’s vocabulary while reinforcing universal connections found within pattern, repetition, and handmade processes.
Edition of /50
Three-colour screen print on paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
70 × 50 cm
2024
Mar Figueroa is an Ecuadorian-born painter based in New York. Her work explores identity through surreal autobiographical imagery that bridges cultural influences from North and South America. Drawing on Andean symbolism and personal narrative, Figueroa creates dreamlike compositions where figures and environments merge, reflecting the complexities of living between cultures.
Surrounded by the dramatic contrasts of Olympic National Park, Mar Figueroa reflected on nature’s power and shared artistic community. Puma tracks in the snow served as a reminder of human fragility within vast landscapes. Inspired by collective energy among fellow artists, she created a composition where figures and environment intertwine. The print evokes dialogue, fluidity, and connection, blending surreal elements with personal symbolism. It captures a moment of pause in which nature and collaboration reshape perception.
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