Sobekcis
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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
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.
Sobekcis
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Edition of /50
Four-colour screen print on paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
70 × 50 cm
2020
David Heo is a Chicago-based artist whose work merges references to mythology, folklore, and contemporary life. Through painting and printmaking, he creates narrative compositions populated by symbolic animals and characters that reflect emotional and psychological states. Drawing from art history and storytelling traditions, Heo constructs scenes that blur the boundary between personal memory and universal myth.
Seeking a break from urban life, David Heo found calm in the green serenity of Camp Wandawega. Canoeing at sunrise and reflecting on personal relationships shifted his focus inward. Thinking of his partner while surrounded by vast nature sparked a narrative about connection and absence. His print blends mythic symbolism with intimate reflection, portraying emotional ties through layered imagery. The landscape becomes a stage for contemplation, transforming a quiet lakeside experience into a poetic meditation on who we carry with us, even when far from home.
Edition of /50
Three-colour screen print on paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
70 × 50 cm
2024
Elléna Lourens is a South African artist known for intimate figurative compositions that explore emotional connection and human presence. Through subtle line work and carefully balanced color palettes, she creates scenes that feel both personal and universal. Her practice spans murals, painting, and printmaking, often focusing on quiet moments of reflection and interpersonal relationships.
In Nairobi, Elléna Lourens experienced warmth and hospitality that reshaped her perception of connection across Africa. Inspired by Maasai textiles and the symbolic presence of blankets in daily life, she developed a composition centered on protection and comfort. The print portrays a figure wrapped in patterned fabric, embodying both literal observation and emotional memory. Through simplified forms and balanced color, the work conveys cultural richness and shared humanity, translating a welcoming experience into a tender visual statement.
Edition of /50
Four-colour screen print on paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
70 × 50 cm
2019
Hense, the artistic name of Alex Brewer, is an American painter based in Atlanta. Emerging from graffiti culture, he developed a distinctive abstract style built from vibrant colors, sweeping lines, and energetic shapes. His work explores the dynamic relationship between form, movement, and space across murals, paintings, and prints.
On the island of Vlieland, Hense immersed himself in coastal atmosphere and open space. Known for vibrant abstraction, he responded to the island’s rhythm through layered shapes and energetic color relationships. The print reflects interaction between form and movement, echoing the expansive landscape and shifting light. Through bold gestures and structured composition, the work translates the island’s vitality into dynamic abstraction, emphasizing harmony between environment and artistic instinct.
Edition of /50
Screen print on paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
71 × 51 cm
2025
Tuyo is the artistic moniker of German painter and printmaker David Schmitt, based in Barcelona. His work combines influences from folk art, pop culture, and primitive imagery to create bold, tactile compositions. Characterized by rough shapes and playful storytelling, his paintings and prints evoke a timeless, human-centered visual language.
At The Holdout in Portugal, Tuyo embraced creative retreat and simple routines. Harvesting apples, running through orchards, and later exploring Lisbon’s tiles and markets shaped his imagery. The print merges sardines, folk motifs, and autumn harvest into a playful narrative composition. Rooted in tactile textures and bold forms, the work reflects gratitude for focused time and cultural immersion. It captures the joy of combining rural calm and urban vibrancy into a unified, story-like image.
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