Destination: Denver, Colorado
Date: 6 - 11 December, 2023

About Jess Ackerman
While born in the Silicon Valley, and raised by The Internet, the artist Jess Ackerman has chosen the city of Portland, Oregon, as their home town. In their studio, this self taught visual artist is primarily focused on painting, but also no stranger to working with clay or wood. Their use of bold motifs with hints of nostalgia and playful colorful vignettes often can’t mask the artist’s own joyful nihilistic outlook on our commodified daily lives.

You can find more work of Jess Ackerman on their website: www.jessackerman.com

Destination: Denver, Colorado
Also known as the Mile High City, Denver has the perfect blend of outdoor life and arts and culture. Nestled right below the Rocky Mountains, there is plenty of opportunity for outdoor activities, and in the city you will find the Denver Art Museum as well as the River North Art District. Denver also happens to be the hometown of some of our artists like Evan Hecox and Hyland Mather.

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

Destination: Marfa, Texas, USA
Date: 12 - 17 January, 2017

About Jean Jullien
Knowingly or not, the chance you've seen drawings of Jean Jullien is substantial. His vibrant and playful drawings are shared extensively online. From human behavior to beach observations to political commentary, his drawings capture the everyday mundane in raw brush strokes. Aside from his drawings, Jean Jullien has put his touch on many different projects, from sculptures to skateboards and from furniture to animation.

More work of Jean Jullien can be found on his website: www.jeanjullien.com

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

Destination: Shelton, Washington, USA
Date: 11 March - 15 March, 2024

About Genevieve Cohn
The paintings of Genevieve Cohn envision the history, imagination and construction of female-centric communities. Drawing from both a historical and an imaginative past, present and future Genevieve acknowledges and reflects on a world where female power is derived from collaboration, self-endowed agency and a connection with the natural world.

You can find more work of Genevieve on her website: www.genevievecohn.com

Destination: Shelton, Washington, USA

West from the city of Seattle, you’ll find the Olympic National Park, and just below the National Park you will find the small city of Shelton. The land was previously called ‘Cota’ and was inhabited and managed by the Squaxin Island Tribe, later called Sheltonville when it was officially incorporated in 1890, and nowadays just Shleton. With a long tradition in logging and lumber milling, and the abundance of fire and pine trees growing in the area, it explains why the city is also referred to as Christmastown, USA.

This is our very first Winter Camp, and we are proud to collaborate together with Hashimoto Contemporary on this new exciting venture. Aside from the prints, each artist will create a body of original works inspired by their experiences during the Winter Camp, resulting in a group exhibition opening on the 7th of December at Hashimoto San Francisco.

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

Destination: The Coast Starlight Train
Date: 12 - 16 May, 2023

About Adrian Kay Wong
Daily life exists of an endless string of seemingly incidental circumstances. In his artwork, Adrian Kay Wong encapsulates these moments through a deliberate and measured flatness and color palette that captures the essence and beauty of the every day objects and scenes all around us.

You can find more work of Adrian Kay Wong on his website: www.adriankaywong.com

Destination: The Coast Starlight Train
Stretching all the way from Los Angeles up to Seattle, and even further up north to Vancouver, you can find the train tracks of the Coast Starlight Train. By all accounts a pretty epic train ride up the West Coast of the United States, with special observatory carriages on the train. While the last part from Seattle to Vancouver is technically not part of the Coast Starlight Train, it does perhaps provide the most scenic scenes while driving right by the coast line on its way up to Canada.

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

Destination: Miami, Florida, United States
Date: 22-27 January, 2020

AboutWasted Rita
During the course of her artistic practice Wasted Rita has been exploring her love-hate relationship with life and her surrounding world. Dubbing herself as a Natural Born Agent Provocateur, she likes to think, write and draw without filter, resulting in little gems of sarcastic wisdom dipped in acid which reflect on an unconventional upbringing in a Catholic school to the sounds of Black Flag. Her creative process ranges from sculptural objects, installations, paintings, drawings and writing, using her unique voice to give form to her mordant observations and poetic invectives on human behaviour and contemporary culture.

You can find more work of Wasted Rita on her Instagram: @wastedrita

Destination: Miami
With its beautiful beaches, Art Deco architecture, tropical gardens, and its yearly Art Fairs, Miami is a city that speaks to anybody’s imagination. One of the major cities of the US, it is a bustling hub for the art and music scene. Without a doubt, a place of interest for an artist who unapologetically reflects on her surroundings.

Details about the print

Regular edition (yellow):
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm 
Edition: 50 prints, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Painted Hills, Oregon, United States
Date: 12 - 16 October, 2020

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 inspirational quotes, vivid colors, and a healthy dose of optimism, Lisa’s work capture the attention and makes you think.

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

Painted Hills, Oregon, United States
About four hours outside of Portland, you can find one of the 7 wonders of Oregon, the Painted Hills. On these hills you can see millions of years of history revealed in the layers of mountains of earth, one color at the time. The hills got their name from the yellow, gold, black and red colors in the soil. The Painted hills are part of the John Day Fossil Beds, a collection of three ecological sites that also include Clarno Unit and the Sheep Rock Unit.

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

Destination: Joseph, Oregon
Date: 11 - 15 September, 2023

About Tim Biskup
Focused on his unique blend of abstract and figurative painting, Tim Biskup is always pushing the envelope from his studio, Face Guts, in Los Angeles. However he chooses to let it out, his style is always recognizable. You’ve probably seen the drawings, sculptures, vinyl toys, animations and everything else that Tim has made over the years in one of your favourite magazines, one of his many exhibitions or anywhere else in between. 

You can find more work of Tim Biskup on his website: www.timbiskup.com

Destination: Joseph, Oregon
In the far east of Oregon, close to the border of both Washington and Idaho, you can find the small city of Joseph, situated next to Wallowa Lake and at the foot of the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. On Main street you’ll find the landmark Jennings Building, this brick dating all the way back to 1910 has been revamped into an art and design focused boutique hotel in 2014 and is hub for the creatives of Joseph and the rest of Oregon. The perfect location for our fifth annual Jaunt Summer Camp.

Learn more about The Jennings Hotel: www.jenningshotel.com

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

Destination: Joseph, Oregon
Date: 11 - 15 September, 2023

About Stevie Shao
With a love for the plant and animal life of her immediate surroundings in the Pacific Northwest, the Seattle based artist Stevie Shao blends her Chinese backgrounds and bold colours into visuals that immediately grab your attention. With her artwork Stevie utilizes her vivid color palette with folk art inspired imagery to highlight causes related to environmental stewardship, racial justice and preserving historic community roots. 

You can find more work of Stevie Shao on her website: www.stevieshao.com

Destination: Joseph, Oregon
In the far east of Oregon, close to the border of both Washington and Idaho, you can find the small city of Joseph, situated next to Wallowa Lake and at the foot of the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. On Main street you’ll find the landmark Jennings Building, this brick dating all the way back to 1910 has been revamped into an art and design focused boutique hotel in 2014 and is hub for the creatives of Joseph and the rest of Oregon. The perfect location for our fifth annual Jaunt Summer Camp.

Learn more about The Jennings Hotel: www.jenningshotel.com

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

Destination: Joseph, Oregon
Date: 11 - 15 September, 2023

About Macarena Luzi
The Argentinian artist Macarena Luzi effortlessly captures your attention with her pop feeling and vibrant color palette, which she applies to a variety of mediums such as painting and prints, but also from textile design to illustrations. After working in the restaurant industry for several years she changed her creative process from signature dishes to developing her own visual language. Nowadays based in Los Angeles, she shares a studio with former Jaunt artist Sebastian Curi.

You can find more work of Macarena Luzi on her website: www.macarenaluzi.com

Destination: Joseph, Oregon
In the far east of Oregon, close to the border of both Washington and Idaho, you can find the small city of Joseph, situated next to Wallowa Lake and at the foot of the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. On Main street you’ll find the landmark Jennings Building, this brick dating all the way back to 1910 has been revamped into an art and design focused boutique hotel in 2014 and is hub for the creatives of Joseph and the rest of Oregon. The perfect location for our fifth annual Jaunt Summer Camp.

Learn more about The Jennings Hotel: www.jenningshotel.com

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

Destination: Camp Wandawega, Elkhorn, Wisconsin
Date: 20 - 24 September, 2020

About David Heo
Having recently been named as part of Chicago’s next generation of Image Makers, David Heo is a young upcoming artist hailing from the city of Chicago. In his works, David utilises the symbology inherent to historical paintings and illustrations of mythology and folklore. Utilising history to create an exciting mix of grand mythical meta narratives to serene frames of domestic daily life. Depictions of horses, dogs and tigers are typologies of the people he encounters and interacts with in the night life.

You can find more work of David on his website: www.davidheo.com

Summer Camp
David Heo is one of the four artists of our Jaunt Summer Camp 2020. Together with four other artists we are sending them for a short and pleasurable retreat at Camp Wandawega, just two hours outside of Chicago. Connecting with each other, with nature, and sharing creative processes along the way.

Details about the print
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm 
Medium: four colours silkscreen print featuring unique drawings on each print
Edition: 50 prints, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Camp Wandawega, Elkhorn, Wisconsin
Date: 20 - 24 September, 2020

About Kelly Knaga
In her work, Kelly Knaga investigates the natural and digital landscapes through the play of shape, image, color, line and pattern. Her work utilises historical and sometimes fictional references through anthropological studies, mapmaking and storytelling. Working from Chicago, she combines her art practice with being the Director of Design Education at Indiana University Northwest, and several other design organisations in Chicago.

You can find more work of Kelly on her website: www.kellyknaga.com

Summer Camp
Kelly Knaga is one of the four artists of our Jaunt Summer Camp 2020. Together with four other artists we are sending them for a short and pleasurable retreat at Camp Wandawega, just two hours outside of Chicago. Connecting with each other, with nature, and sharing creative processes along the way.

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

Destination: Camp Wandawega, Elkhorn, Wisconsin
Date: 20 - 24 September, 2020

About Ellen Rutt
With an abstract vocabulary of shapes, textures, and primary colours, Ellen Rutt creates her own visual language through mixed-media paintings, murals, installations and a variety of wearables. Through her work Ellen tells a symbolic narrative of connectivity and dissonance, through which she questions the ways we create meaning from non-sense. Her work often features an immersive, performative quality, encouraging the participation of both artist and audience.

You can find more work of Ellen on her website: www.ellenrutt.com

Summer Camp
Ellen Rutt is one of the four artists of our Jaunt Summer Camp 2020. Together with four other artists we are sending them for a short and pleasurable retreat at Camp Wandawega, just two hours outside of Chicago. Connecting with each other, with nature, and sharing creative processes along the way.

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

Destination: Anchorage, Alaska
Date: 13 - 19 June, 2021

About Anna Valdez
The Californian-based artist Anna Valdez discovered her skill for art making on a trip far from home, an archeology excavation trip to Ireland. Here she was encouraged to keep a sketchbook, creating scale drawings and maps of the site. Through visually reinterpretations of these “abandoned sites” she explored the connection between anthropological and artist methods of cataloguing and record keeping. Working in mediums such as painting, drawing, printmaking, collages and digital media, Anna Valdez examines the relationship between material and cultural identity, using domestic objects such as plants, textiles, vessels and keepsakes as a method of storytelling.

You can find more work of Anna on her website: www.annavaldez.com

About the destination:
Anchorage is the largest city in Alaska, and aside from everything that the city has to offer, it is also a gateway to the wilderness and mountains surrounding the city. Anna will be staying at a cabin near Bold Peak, the cabin is designed to give you the experience of being fully immersed in the vast nature surrounding the cabin. With a 180° view of the surrounding mountains from the comfort of an authentic Alaska dry cabin. With ample acces to hiking, biking, kayaking and anything else you can think of, it is always a reassuring thought that you are advised to bring bear spray along with you.

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

Destination: Camp Wandawega, Elkhorn, Wisconsin
Date: 20 - 24 September, 2020

About Bakpak Durden
With a primary focus on the human figure, Bakpak Durden, uses a range of mediums including oil and acrylic paint, graphite and photography to create their hyperrealistic and conceptual style. With an eye for detail and emotion their engaging subjects shine a spotlight on human feelings, moods and experiences. Outside of the studio, Bakpak takes their work into the public art realm through a series of murals, and focuses on continuing their work within community, queer, and mental health advocacy.

You can find more work of Bakpak on their website: www.bakpakdurden.com

Summer Camp
Bakpak Durden is one of the four artists of our Jaunt Summer Camp 2020. Together with four other artists we are sending them for a short and pleasurable retreat at Camp Wandawega, just two hours outside of Chicago. Connecting with each other, with nature, and sharing creative processes along the way.

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

Destination: Catskills, New York, USA
Date: 26 - 30 April, 2018

About Mike Perry
Back in August, 2014, Mike Perry went on his first Jaunt trip to Antwerp, Belgium. Since then Mike has, if even possible, been even more prolific than before. Putting together numerous exhibitions, collaborative projects, his animations for the Comedy Central show 'Broad City', and an endless amount of drawings and paintings. Mike can do it all, and adds his own flavour to each and every project he undertakes.

More work of Mike can be found on his website: www.mikeperrystudio.com


Destination: Catskills, New York, United States
It only takes a few hours of driving up north from New York City to reach the Catskills, a lush and green Mountain range that will make you forget all about the hustle and bustle of big city life. Known for its rich wildlife and plentiful hiking trails that will allow you to wind down, be in the moment and enjoy the vast nature around.


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

Destination: Painted Hills, Oregon, United States
Date: 12 - 16 October, 2020

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 inspirational quotes, vivid colors, and a healthy dose of optimism, Lisa’s work capture the attention and makes you think.

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

Painted Hills, Oregon, United States
About four hours outside of Portland, you can find one of the 7 wonders of Oregon, the Painted Hills. On these hills you can see millions of years of history revealed in the layers of mountains of earth, one color at the time. The hills got their name from the yellow, gold, black and red colors in the soil. The Painted hills are part of the John Day Fossil Beds, a collection of three ecological sites that also include Clarno Unit and the Sheep Rock Unit.

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

Destination: New Mexico, United States
Date: 7 - 12 February

About Nate Harris
Pushing the boundaries of the traditional woodcut printing technique, Nate Harris has developed a unique approach to woodcut relief, which transcends throughout his entire creative process. For his woodcut prints he creates his blocks as puzzles, allowing him to recut and rearrange the pieces to continuously recycle his blocks for prints, paintings but also sculptural works. This process of continuous studio experimentation resulted in Nate arriving at places where he had not originally imagined.

You can find more work of Nate Harris on his website: www.nateharris.co

Destination: New Mexico
If you are looking for desert landscapes, mountain ranges, hot springs and a unique blend of heritage, then you don’t need to look much further than the state of New Mexico in the United States. While we previously visited the art hub of Sante Fe, there is so much more to explores from the White Sands to the Carlsbad Caverns, and anything in between. The perfect destination for a road trip throughout the state to find all of the natural beauty on display.

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

Destination: Shelton, Washington, USA
Date: 11 March - 15 March, 2024

About Bianca Nemelc
Drawing from her relationship to nature while growing up in the urban city landscape of New York City, Bianca Nemelc creates work that is centered around narratives that she imagines while pulling inspiration from urban ecosystems and her familial homelands. Working with acrylic paints, Bianca intertwines the floral landscapes with her exploration of the possibilities for brown bodies to coexist and find comfort in one another. 

You can find more work of Bianca on her website: www.biancanemelc.com

Destination: Shelton, Washington, USA
West from the city of Seattle, you’ll find the Olympic National Park, and just below the National Park you will find the small city of Shelton. The land was previously called ‘Cota’ and was inhabited and managed by the Squaxin Island Tribe, later called Sheltonville when it was officially incorporated in 1890, and nowadays just Shleton. With a long tradition in logging and lumber milling, and the abundance of fire and pine trees growing in the area, it explains why the city is also referred to as Christmastown, USA.

This is our very first Winter Camp, and we are proud to collaborate together with Hashimoto Contemporary on this new exciting venture. Aside from the prints, each artist will create a body of original works inspired by their experiences during the Winter Camp, resulting in a group exhibition opening on the 7th of December at Hashimoto San Francisco.

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

Destination: Anchorage, Alaska
Date: 13 - 19 June, 2021

About Anna Valdez
The Californian-based artist Anna Valdez discovered her skill for art making on a trip far from home, an archeology excavation trip to Ireland. Here she was encouraged to keep a sketchbook, creating scale drawings and maps of the site. Through visually reinterpretations of these “abandoned sites” she explored the connection between anthropological and artist methods of cataloguing and record keeping. Working in mediums such as painting, drawing, printmaking, collages and digital media, Anna Valdez examines the relationship between material and cultural identity, using domestic objects such as plants, textiles, vessels and keepsakes as a method of storytelling.

You can find more work of Anna on her website: www.annavaldez.com

About the destination:
Anchorage is the largest city in Alaska, and aside from everything that the city has to offer, it is also a gateway to the wilderness and mountains surrounding the city. Anna will be staying at a cabin near Bold Peak, the cabin is designed to give you the experience of being fully immersed in the vast nature surrounding the cabin. With a 180° view of the surrounding mountains from the comfort of an authentic Alaska dry cabin. With ample acces to hiking, biking, kayaking and anything else you can think of, it is always a reassuring thought that you are advised to bring bear spray along with you.

Details about the print
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm
Medium: 9 layered silkscreen print
Edition: 50 prints, signed and numbered by the artist

Destination: Manzanito, Oregon, United States
Date: 16 - 21 August, 2022

About Sebastian Curi
With his big bold shapes and strong lines, Sebastian Curi has created a style that is instantly recognizable. With over ten years of animation experience under his belt, Sebastian has shifted to the field of illustration, working with a bright colour palette and a pop style. Recently, Sebastian has been focusing on the anatomy of hands and fingers in an attempt to focus on the essence of his craft.

You can find more work of Sebastian on his website: www.sebastiancuri.com

Destination: Manzanita, Oregon, United States
On the north coast of Oregon, you can find the small city of Manzanita, a pretty oceanside destination with pristine white sandy beaches for miles on end. At the edge of town, you can find the beach house of Clay Walsh and her wife Lisa Congdon. You might know Lisa Congdon, as we've previously send her on a trip to the Painted Hills. Now she is opening up her beach house for us and for Sebastian Curi to stay here during his trip.

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

Destination: Sandia Mountains, New Mexico, USA
Date: 15 - 20 August, 2024

About Anthony Hurd
With a background that ranges from starting small creative businesses, to publishing skateboard and queer zines, to the advertising world, and to straight edge hardcore bands, Anthony Hurd’s life experience is an important inspiration for their artwork. Currently working and residing from Albuquerque, New Mexico, they are now portraying and representing queer people of all ages, body shapes and sizes, as well as skin color, through the glory of loving tenderness and a vivid earthly color palette.

You can find more work of Anthony Hurd on their website: www.anthonyhurd.com

Destination: Sandia Mountains, New Mexico, USA
East from the city of Albuquerque, you can find the Sandia Mountains overlooking the New Mexico capital. In Spanish the name Sandia translates to watermelon, which is popularly believed to be a reference to the reddish color of the mountains at the stunning sunsets that fall upon the mountain ridges.

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

Destination: Painted Hills, Oregon, United States
Date: 12 - 16 October, 2020

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 inspirational quotes, vivid colors, and a healthy dose of optimism, Lisa’s work capture the attention and makes you think.

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

Painted Hills, Oregon, United States
About four hours outside of Portland, you can find one of the 7 wonders of Oregon, the Painted Hills. On these hills you can see millions of years of history revealed in the layers of mountains of earth, one color at the time. The hills got their name from the yellow, gold, black and red colors in the soil. The Painted hills are part of the John Day Fossil Beds, a collection of three ecological sites that also include Clarno Unit and the Sheep Rock Unit.

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

Destination: Joseph, Oregon
Date: 11 - 15 September, 2023

About Jillian Evelyn
Through contorting the female figure with graphic shapes and a limited color palette, Jillian Evelyn’s work explores the struggle of womanhood and the anxiety that arises from contemporary societal expectations. After having lived in Los Angeles for several years, she moved back to her beloved Detroit, where she studied and found her first love for visual expression which eventually turned her onto the path of becoming a full time painter.

You can find more work of Jillian Evelyn on her website: www.jillianevelyn.com

Destination: Joseph, Oregon
In the far east of Oregon, close to the border of both Washington and Idaho, you can find the small city of Joseph, situated next to Wallowa Lake and at the foot of the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. On Main street you’ll find the landmark Jennings Building, this brick dating all the way back to 1910 has been revamped into an art and design focused boutique hotel in 2014 and is hub for the creatives of Joseph and the rest of Oregon. The perfect location for our fifth annual Jaunt Summer Camp.

Learn more about The Jennings Hotel: www.jenningshotel.com

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

Destination: Philadelphia, United States
Date: 2 - 8 October, 2024

About Tom Haugomat
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, and with his mission of learning more about the Philadelphia Urban Forest Project, it will be exciting to see how he will be inspired for his artwork.

More work of Tom can be found on his Instagram: www.instagram.com/tomhaugomat

About the destination:

Philadelphia has everything that you want from a big American city, the buzz, the culture, the sports, but it also has that small-town charm. It's rich, and very well preserved American history is palpable when walking through the city. Philadelphia is also our home away from home. In collaboration with Paradigm Gallery we have a home away from home where we have hosted multiple exhibitions. For our next exhibition in 2025 we will be bringing Tom Haugomat to the city of Brotherly Love.

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