Destination: Shanghai, China
Date: 23 - 30 May, 2016

About Sigrid Calon
Moved by the desire to make new connections, Sigrid Calon has built an extensive visual language of pure and geometric patterns. While studying at the Academy of Fine Arts, she specialized in textiles, Her work has been a continuous exploration of compositions. Conceptually complex, while always aesthetically minimalistic and often ironic. Her imagery stems from a fascination of abstract embroidery. With Shanghai’s history in textiles, it will be interesting to see which connections Sigrid will make during her trip.

More examples of Sigrid’s work can be found on her website; www.sigridcalon.nl

About the print:
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm 
Colours: 3 colour silkscreen print
Edition: 50 prints, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Kyoto, Japan
Date: 9 - 15 March, 2023

About Lisa Congdon
While her own biography only states that ‘Illustrator and author Lisa Congdon is best known for her colorful, graphic drawings and hand lettering’, there is a lot more to it than that. Through a combination of activism, awareness and creativity, Lisa Congdon knows like no other to inspire a new generation. Through vivid colors, inspirational quotes, and a healthy dose of optimism, Lisa’s work captures your attention and stays with you.

You can find more work of Lisa Congdon on her website: www.lisacongdon.com

Destination: Kyoto, Japan
Kyoto might be most well know as the city of temples and shrines, and with about 2000 throughout the city it is hard to deny. However, Kyoto also has its roots as the culture capital of Japan and to this day, many traditional arts and crafts are kept alive from generation to generation by practicing artisans. It is a city that will undoubtedly inspire Lisa in more than one way. 

Exhibition
We are pleased to let you know that on the 6th of October, we will be hosting an exhibition by Lisa Congdon, completely inspired by her trip to Kyoto, Japan. The exhibition is organized in collaboration together with Paradigm Gallery.


Details about the print
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm
Medium: 5 color, silkscreen print
Edition: edition of 50, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Bangkok, Thailand
Date: 24 - 29 August, 2023

About Karabo Poppy
The African aesthetic has a long and rich heritage, rooted in constant innovation and hybridity, and within this aesthetic, both traditional and contemporary, the South African artist Karabo Poppy finds the inspiration for her work. Hoping to preserve and celebrate the African heritage, represent the unrepresented, and pave the way for a new generation of African artists. 

You can find more work of Karabo Poppy on her Instagram: @karabo_poppy

Destination: Bangkok, Thailand
The metropolitan city of Bangkok has something to offer to everybody. You can find historic Buddhist temples as well as eclectic nightlife and not to forget the amazing street food, you can find almost anything you want in the Thai capital. After exploring the city of Bangkok, it will be a breath of fresh air to head over to the Erawan National Park, to find refuge in the natural wonders of the flora and fauna of the National Park.

Details about the print
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm
Medium: silkscreen print
Edition: edition of 50, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Delhi, India
Date: 9 - 15 February, 2019

About Tellas
Largely inspired by flora and foliage, Tellas uses abstract organic patterns, recognizable by a sophisticated aesthetic and a great attention to details, to create poetic and meditative artworks. Ranging from drawings on paper to large-scale murals all over the world. By juxtaposing his work directly into the urban context, Tellas reflects on the ties between humans and nature and the complex dynamics that blends us into a singular system.`

Find more work from Tellas on his website: www.tellas.org

About the print:
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm 
Colours: 4 colour silkscreen print (including a split fountain layer)
Edition: 50 prints, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Seoul, South Korea
Date: 8-15 November, 2019

About Greg Ito
Using his own visual language of symbols and imagery, Greg Ito depicts keyholes, burning candles, windows, moons and suns to explore a state of lucid dreaming in which daily life dilates into a fantasy.

Destination: Seoul, South Korea
Above all, South Korea’s Seoul is a city of rich contrasts. From historic palaces and temples to skyscrapers of record breaking heights, Seoul lives in harmony with its ancient traditions and cutting edge innovation. It is easy to lose yourself among the overwhelming impulses that Seoul has to offer, from the ever present neon signs to the many Korean BBQ restaurants.

Details about the print
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm 
Colours: seven colours silkscreen print
Edition: 75 prints, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Seoul, South Korea
Date: 28 November - 05 December, 2014

About Raymond Lemstra:
There is something distinctively unique about the work of Raymond Lemstra. His aesthetic features a rare mix of primal and innovative influences, seemingly combined without much effort. Or maybe it is just his childlike curiosity and endless imagination that fuels the fantasy world of Raymond’s art. With his highly detailed and labour intensive drawings Raymond is looking for the clash between randomness and reason, between organic curves and firm linear forms, all with the purpose to inspire a sense of joy and discovery in the viewer. With that in mind, it is beyond our imagination what will inspire Raymond on his trip to the mesmerising capital of South Korea.

More examples of Raymond’s work can be found on his website; www.raymondlemstra.nl

Destination: Seoul, South Korea
Above all, South Korea’s Seoul is a city of rich contrasts. From historic palaces and temples to skyscrapers of record breaking heights, Seoul lives in harmony with its ancient traditions and cutting edge innovation. It is easy to lose yourself among the overwhelming impulses that Seoul has to offer, from the ever present neon signs to the many Korean BBQ restaurants. Just a few hours outside of the city lies the DMZ, the heavily armed border between North and South Korea, and one of the only places where you can get a sneak peek at the most secretive country in the world. Meanwhile back in Seoul, we will take you to the neighbouring areas of Songpa and Gangnam, one of which you may have heard mentioned in a song recently. Raymond will set up his temporary home in Songpa, and it is from there he will be exploring the city and beyond.

About the print:
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm 
Colours: 4 colour silkscreen print 
Edition: 50 prints, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Jaipur, India
Date: 20 - 27 February, 2017

About Monica Ramos
Born and raised in the Philippines, and currently residing in New York, Monica keeps a giant philodendron plant in her apartment to ward away homesickness. She combines a sense of wit and humor with beautiful and intricate watercolor paintings. The lush universe she creates, reflects much of our own lives, with themes touching on childhood, identity, nature, relationships, emotions and magic.

More work of Monica Ramos can be found on her website: www.monramos.com

About the artwork:
Dimensions: ± 15 x 21 cm
Materials: Original watercolour painting on paper
Edition: Series of 35 unique paintings

Destination: Yakushima, Japan
Date: 25 - 29 October, 2017

About Tom Haugomat
Tom is a prime example of a Parisian, born and raised in the city where he resides to this day. With a start in animated films, it is no wonder that Tom’s work has a cinematic look and feel to it. His signature style is characterized by a strong sense of composition, a striking colour palette and an acute awareness of the power of negative space. His work is inspired by the colours and curves of nature, which makes for the Japanese island of Yakushima a perfect destination for his Jaunt trip.

More work of Tom can be found on his website: tomhaugomat.tumblr.com

About the print:
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm 
Colours: 4 colour silkscreen print 
Edition: 50 prints, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Yakushima, Japan
Date: 25 - 29 October, 2017

About Tom Haugomat:
Tom is a prime example of a Parisian, born and raised in the city where he resides to this day. With a start in animated films, it is no wonder that Tom’s work has a cinematic look and feel to it. His signature style is characterized by a strong sense of composition, a striking colour palette and an acute awareness of the power of negative space. His work is inspired by the colours and curves of nature, which makes for the Japanese island of Yakushima a perfect destination for his Jaunt trip.

More work of Tom can be found on his website: tomhaugomat.tumblr.com

About the print:
Dimensions: ± 70 x 50 cm 
Colours: 4 colour silkscreen print 
Edition: 50 prints, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Jeju Island, South Korea
Date: 27-31 August, 2024

About Cody Hudson
Working right in between the two worlds of art and design, Cody Hudson knows as no other how to create fine balance between the two. His use of graphic lines, compositions and a refined color palette makes his graphic design look like art, and vice versa. Exploring the elemental use of shapes is at the foreground of Cody’s work, trying to figure out how shapes can work together in perfect harmony. The shapes are elementary, but at the same time immensely complex, and Cody is here to make sense of it all.

More work of Cody Hudson can be found on his website: www.struggleinc.com

Destination: Jeju Island, South Korea
Situated about a short 100km off the southern coast of South Korea is the largest island of South Korea, Jeju-do. It is a well known refuge for South Koreans who can enjoy its beautiful beaches and volcanic landscapes of craters, its semi-tropical national park and the world’s longest underground lava tube.

About the print:
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm 
Colours: 3 colour silkscreen print 
Edition: 15 prints, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Bangkok, Thailand
Date: 24 - 29 August, 2023

About Karabo Poppy
The African aesthetic has a long and rich heritage, rooted in constant innovation and hybridity, and within this aesthetic, both traditional and contemporary, the South African artist Karabo Poppy finds the inspiration for her work. Hoping to preserve and celebrate the African heritage, represent the unrepresented, and pave the way for a new generation of African artists. 

You can find more work of Karabo Poppy on her Instagram: @karabo_poppy

Destination: Bangkok, Thailand
The metropolitan city of Bangkok has something to offer to everybody. You can find historic Buddhist temples as well as eclectic nightlife and not to forget the amazing street food, you can find almost anything you want in the Thai capital. After exploring the city of Bangkok, it will be a breath of fresh air to head over to the Erawan National Park, to find refuge in the natural wonders of the flora and fauna of the National Park.

Details about the print
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm
Medium: silkscreen print
Edition: edition of 50, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Shanghai, China
Date: 15 - 22 May, 2024

About Seth Pimentel
Through the merging of graffiti, contemporary art, and illustration, Seth Pimentel is pushing the boundaries of classic portraiture. As an artist from Johannesburg, South. Africa, he is addressing themes of identity, mental health and modern life in the digital age, using his creative process to share his experiences in post-colonial South Africa.

You can find more work from Seth on his Instagram: @african_ginger

Destination: Shanghai, China
Shanghai, or as the locals call it, ‘Hu’, is with a population of 24,2 million people enormous by all standards. Just for comparison, New York City will account for about 8,5 million. Situated by the Yangtze River, the city serves as the most influential economic and financial hub in East China, with extensive international trade and a rich cultural heritage. The city has a long history in silk, textiles and embroidery, dating back to the end of the Ming dynasty in 1664.


Details about the print
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm
Medium: silkscreen print
Edition: edition of 50, signed and numbered by the artist