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Artefactory

A collection built around industrial forms, mechanical structure, and system-driven composition. These works draw from factories, machinery, and engineered processes—graphic, deliberate, and unapologetically constructed. Art that feels built, not illustrated.

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Candyland

A bold, high-energy collection driven by bright color, graphic simplicity, and pop-art attitude. These works embrace playful excess and instant visual impact, channeling the look of candy wrappers, signage, and consumer graphics. Sweet on the surface. Sharp underneath.

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Chromatic

A collection driven by color as the primary language. Bold contrasts, intentional clashes, and saturated palettes turn hue and balance into the main subject of each piece. Color doing the heavy lifting.

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Comics

A collection rooted in comic and cartoon illustration, built on bold linework, simplified forms, and expressive humor. These pieces favor clarity, exaggeration, and visual punch over realism. Playful by design. Graphic at heart.

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Cubic

A collection built on geometric reduction and structural form. These works break subjects into planes, blocks, and angular compositions, using shape and spatial logic to create depth without realism. Structured. Precise. Intentional.

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Maw

A core collection showcasing the visual language of Miro on the Wall. These works are tightly framed and intentionally cropped, bringing subjects closer and creating a sense of immediacy and intimacy. Bold, graphic compositions and confident restraint give each piece the feeling of a direct encounter rather than a distant view. Close. Personal. Unfiltered.

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A private, adult‑leaning series of intimate, cropped‑in artwork. These pieces use bold linework, limited palettes, and close framing to deliver explicit, graphic statements—direct, unfiltered, and made for viewers who want something beyond everyday decor. Close up. No apologies.

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Minimal

A collection built on reduction, balance, and restraint. These works use limited elements, strong negative space, and precise composition to create clarity and focus without excess. Less, done deliberately.

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Monochrome

A collection built around single-palette compositions where contrast, structure, and form take priority. By removing color as a variable, these works focus on clarity, balance, and graphic impact. Nothing extra. Everything intentional.

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Porcelain

A collection inspired by traditional porcelain painting, defined by restraint, balance, and quiet tension. Clean compositions, refined forms, and subtle color palettes echo the precision and delicacy of painted ceramic surfaces. Delicate in appearance. Intentional by design.

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Simplify

A collection focused on reducing form and idea to their clearest expression. These works distill subjects into bold, readable shapes and intentional compositions, removing complexity without losing meaning. Clarity over clutter.

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Tapestry

A collection defined by layered composition, repetition, and visual rhythm. Inspired by traditional tapestry and textile design, these works build meaning through density and pattern rather than a single focal point. Woven in concept. Graphic in execution.

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Thinner

A collection defined by delicate linework and reduced visual weight. These pieces use precision and restraint to suggest form rather than fully define it, creating compositions that feel light, quiet, and intentional. Drawn softly. Seen clearly.

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Vintage

A collection of poster-driven art defined by bold compositions, simplified forms, and restrained, era-inspired color palettes. Rooted in classic print and editorial design, these pieces favor graphic clarity over detail, creating work that feels intentional, timeless, and confidently analog. Made to look collected, not trendy.

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