Category Archives: Featured Works
Spotlight on standout pieces – they’re stories, creators, and character. These posts shine a light on individual paintings, artists, of themed collections. Often tied to a seasonal mood, event, or recent arrivals.
There’s a certain kind of painting I always find myself coming back to.
A view from a balcony. A window left slightly open. A doorway looking out onto something just beyond.
There are artists whose work feels recognisable long before you know their name.
It might be a particular handling of colour, a recurring sense of place, or simply the way a painting holds itself. With Gilbert Pelissier, that familiarity often comes from a quiet confidence. His work doesn’t try to persuade you. It invites you in and gives you space to look.
There are certain artists whose work stops you mid-scroll. You might not know their name yet, but something about the painting holds your attention. That immediate pull is often how people first encounter the work of Laure Noetzin-Azam…
As the year draws to a close, we often look back at the paintings that stayed with us long after they arrived. Some surprised us. Some sold the moment they were listed.
Every so often, colour pushes its way back into the spotlight. Not polite colour. Not the sort chosen to “soften a room.” The kind that feels charged. The kind that arrives with a pulse…
There is a moment every December when people begin looking for gifts that feel more thoughtful than the usual choices. Something with character. Something that lasts. Small original paintings often end up being exactly that.
