Greg Ito
1 Artwork
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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.
Greg Ito
1 Artwork

Edition of /50
Three-colour screen print on paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
70 × 50 cm
2019
Boicut is an Austrian artist based in Vienna whose work draws inspiration from skate culture, urban environments, and everyday objects. His visual language blends illustration and abstraction through spontaneous lines, playful forms, and carefully balanced compositions. Moving fluidly between drawing, printmaking, and painting, Boicut explores the relationship between structure and improvisation within contemporary graphic aesthetics.
In the quiet countryside of Belgium, Boicut found inspiration in small, unexpected details: a cloud like a brushstroke, the sound of deer in the forest, the calm of open fields. Traveling among fellow artists deepened the experience, creating moments of connection and shared discovery. Known for drawing from everyday objects, he gathered impressions and images throughout the trip to build a layered composition. The resulting print assembles multiple elements into a balanced yet dynamic arrangement, reflecting both the landscape’s serenity and the collective energy of the residency.
Edition of /50
Three-colour screen print on paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
70 × 50 cm
2021
Sobekcis is the collaborative practice of twin brothers from Belgrade, Serbia. Emerging from graffiti culture, they developed a distinctive visual language that deconstructs lettering into abstract gestures. Their work explores the tension between chaos and structure through bold forms, textured surfaces, and dynamic compositions that bridge street art, abstraction, and contemporary painting.
Returning to Amsterdam, the twin brothers of Sobekcis revisited a formative city in their artistic journey. Experiencing its museums, public sculptures, and calm architecture through new eyes reshaped their perception. Inspired by monumental forms and contrasting textures, they created a sculptural composition marked by bold gestures and vibrant color. The print balances aggression and harmony, reflecting both their graffiti roots and refined abstraction. It captures a dialogue between past and present, where memory and renewed curiosity collide in a dynamic visual statement.
Edition of /50
Three-colour screen print on paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
70 × 50 cm
2024
Anuj Shrestha is a Philadelphia-based illustrator and cartoonist whose work engages with contemporary social and political themes. Through clear lines and bold color palettes, he addresses subjects such as migration, technology, and climate change. His illustrations have appeared in major publications including The New York Times and The New Yorker.
In Paris, Anuj Shrestha immersed himself in art and architecture, finding profound inspiration in a major Surrealism exhibition. Witnessing the transformative power of art firsthand led him to depict a figure physically altered by what they observe. The print merges clarity and symbolism, translating museum experience into visual metaphor. Through clean lines and thoughtful composition, the work reflects how cultural immersion can reshape perception, capturing the literal and figurative impact of encountering art in its historic context.
Edition of /50
Three-colour screen print on paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
70 × 50 cm
2025
Taquen is a Spanish artist from Madrid whose murals and studio works explore the relationship between people and their environments. Using fluid lines and warm natural colors, he often portrays figures, animals, and plants in poetic compositions. His work reflects themes of movement, change, and connection with landscape.
Running the Sahara Marathon among Sahrawi communities profoundly impacted Taquen. Experiencing their hospitality and resilience amid harsh desert conditions shaped both his reflections and artwork. Workshops with local children and encounters with decorated hands inspired symbolic elements within the composition. The print references “the desert in the desert,” blending human gesture and landscape. Through warm tones and expressive line, the work honors courage and community, transforming endurance and solidarity into a poetic tribute.
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