The Best Contemporary Artists and Art Collectors
Andrew Myers has transformed the most ordinary of materials—the humble screw—into a profound artistic language. His sculptures, composed of thousands of hand-drilled screws painted one by one, bridge painting, sculpture, Continue Reading
Iranian brothers and artistic duo Icy & Sot have become powerful voices in the global street art movement. What began as skateboard culture and stencil experimentation in Tabriz has transformed Continue Reading
Tarik Currimbhoy designs movement into stillness. Trained as a painter, architect, and industrial designer, he brings these disciplines together to explore how structure, gravity, and balance form the poetry of Continue Reading
Julian Voss-Andreae’s sculptures seem to exist in two worlds at once—the visible and the invisible. Trained as a physicist before turning to art, he builds forms that translate quantum theory Continue Reading
Spanish sculptor Beñat Iglesias Lopez has built a practice grounded in presence, memory, and the human condition. His work stands at the intersection of realism and reflection, offering viewers just Continue Reading
To speak of Arnaldo Pomodoro is to speak of matter and myth, of the way time can be made visible through form. For more than seventy years, Pomodoro has transformed Continue Reading
Lene Kilde’s sculptures exist in the space between form and imagination. Made of “concrete, wire, and air,” her figures invite the viewer to complete them—to see the gestures, emotions, and Continue Reading
Matteo Pugliese is one of Italy’s most distinctive contemporary sculptors, known for transforming the human body into a metaphor for struggle, persistence, and release. His figures, often emerging from walls Continue Reading
There is a quiet lyricism in Susan Freda’s sculptures, a sense that light and form are engaged in constant conversation. Known for her ethereal dress and shoe forms, Freda weaves Continue Reading
In Daniela Forti’s hands, glass ceases to be a material and becomes a living presence. Her sculptures seem to breathe, suspended between fluidity and solidity, light and shadow. Each piece Continue Reading