Collection: Monotypes - 2025

During our second visit with the British artist Hugo Winder-Lind, a new series of monotypes quietly emerged alongside the shoot, works shaped by the atmosphere of the day spent together in the studio. An extension of the encounter itself, the series traces process as much as outcome. See the process here.

The works will be presented in Berlin, opening on the 28th with a ticketed evening featuring a live performance by the artist, musical support from Toma Sapir, and food by Dinette. Save a ticket.

The exhibition will continue in a reduced format from 28.05.2026 to 31.05.2026. For opening times, please refer to our studio's insta.

All works purchased during and before the exhibition will be shipped after the show has concluded.

  • A day in the studio with Sofía Serpa Arango

    A day in the studio with Sofía Serpa Arango

    On a chilly December afternoon in South London, painter Sofía Serpa Arango let us into her studio and into a world built from Colombian costumbrismo, Austrian folklore, and cowboy myth.

    A day in the studio with Sofía Serpa Arango

    On a chilly December afternoon in South London, painter Sofía Serpa Arango let us into her studio and into a world built from Colombian costumbrismo, Austrian folklore, and cowboy myth.

  • Days in the studio with Irena Posner

    Days in the studio with Irena Posner

    Two days in Carrara, Italy with a sculptor who carves stone into dogs, cats, feet, and something that feels like reflections of ourselves.

    Days in the studio with Irena Posner

    Two days in Carrara, Italy with a sculptor who carves stone into dogs, cats, feet, and something that feels like reflections of ourselves.

  • At 25, I had the sudden realization that life was not going to happen for me.

    At 25, I had the sudden realization that life w...

    Growing up surrounded by people who knew exactly who they were, Oona Zlamany spent years waiting for her own calling to arrive. What she found instead might be more useful.

    At 25, I had the sudden realization that life w...

    Growing up surrounded by people who knew exactly who they were, Oona Zlamany spent years waiting for her own calling to arrive. What she found instead might be more useful.

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