Christopher Martin’s work explores the harmony between organic formation and painterly technique. Using a unique reverse glass painting process on acrylic, he layers heat, air, water, brush, and pigment to create compositions that feel both elemental and intentional. Described as Organic Expressionism, his style blends arcs, ovals, and color fields into vibrant, balanced forms that evoke calm and natural beauty without overt narrative—inviting viewers into a space of serene visual energy.

Original unique paintings. Medium: acrylic on acrylic and acrylic on honed acrylic.

Beau Simmons is a fine art photographer known for his cinematic portraits of the American West. Originally a fashion photographer, he shifted his focus to medium and large-format film, capturing the authentic lives of cowboys and vast ranch landscapes. Inspired by Avedon and Aarons, Simmons brings a timeless, emotional quality to his work. His acclaimed book The Twenty-Year War and collaborations with Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan reflect his deep commitment to storytelling, veterans, and meaningful causes.

Limited Editions of 10 + 2 AP (each size) | Medium: Archival print on cotton paper, framed. Available on demand Lead time 5-6 weeks.

39” x 47” $7,750

24” x 47” $6,800

37” x 67” $8,500

Steve Wrubel captures the untamed spirit of the American rodeo through striking, minimalist photographs that freeze moments of power and grace. Inspired by Western heritage and the legacy of Richard Avedon, Wrubel isolates bronc and bull riders from their surroundings to reveal the raw beauty of each movement. His limited-edition works, shot across the Western U.S., transform high-intensity rodeo action into timeless icons of grit, energy, and motion—offering a modern yet nostalgic view of the American West.

Limited Editions. Medium: archival print on Hahnemühle cotton paper. Framing in white and black frames. Printed and framed on demand. 3 weeks lead time.

32” x 32” | Framed paper edition of 12 + 2AP | starting at $3,500 ed. 1-6 | $4,000 ed. 7-10 | $4,500 ed 11-12.

42” x 42” | Framed paper edition of 8 + 2AP | starting at $4,800 ed. 1-4 | $5,200 ed.5-6 | $5,800 ed. 7-8.

48” x 36” | Frameless Acrylic edition of 8 + 2AP | starting at $5,000 ed. 1-5 | $5,500 ed. 5-6 | $$6,000 ed 7-8.

48” x 48” | Frameless Acrylic edition of 8 + 2AP | starting at $6,000 ed 1-4 | $6,750 ed. 5-6 | $7,500 ed. 7-8.

60” x 45” | Frameless Acrylic edition of 6 + 2AP | starting at $7,000 ed. 1-3 | $7,500 ed. 4-5 | $8,000 ed 6.

60” x 48” | Frameless Acrylic edition of 10 + 2AP | starting at $8,000 ed 1-5 | $9,000 ed. 6-8 | $10,000 ed. 9-10.

Isabelle van Zeijl is a contemporary artist known for powerful self-portraits that explore beauty, identity, and transformation. Blending classical influences with modern techniques, her work turns personal adversity into poetic imagery, using elements like discarded flowers and symbolic animals to evoke renewal and strength. Her pieces offer a timeless elegance that inspires reflection, healing, and empowerment.

Limited Editions. Medium: Archival print on cotton paper, framed in white. Available on demand. Lead time 3-4 weeks.

32” x 32” | ed. of 12 starting at $3,600 ed. 1-6 | $4,400 ed. 7-10 | $4,800 ed 11-12.

42” x 42” | ed. of 8 starting at $4,800 ed. 1-4 | $5,200 ed.5-6 | $5,800 ed. 7-8.

Chad Kleitsch is a pioneering photographer best known for his Botanical Mind series, created using scanography—a technique that transforms a digital film scanner into a camera to reveal exquisite botanical detail. With a career spanning over 30 years, his work has been exhibited at leading institutions including The Art Institute of Chicago and MoMA, and featured in major publications like The New York Times and ArtNews. Through his projects Kleitsch invites viewers to see beauty in overlooked places and systems, blending innovation with contemplative precision.

Limited editions of 25 in two mediums: Frameless archival print on acrylic or framed archival print on cotton paper. Printed on demand with 4 weeks of lead time.

18 x 18 inches $3,200 | 30x30 inches $4,0000

30x40 inches $4,500 | 40x40 inches $5,500

48x48 inches $7,000 | 48x60 inches $ 9,000

60x60 inches $ 10,000

Jean-Paul Khabbaz is a Dallas-based artist whose work explores the fluid relationship between perception and reality. Blending color, geometry, line patterns, and repetition, he creates visually dynamic compositions that appear to shift and move as the viewer changes position—making viewer interaction an essential part of the experience. Utilizing layered plexiglass, Khabbaz adds physical depth to his work, further blurring the line between the tangible and the perceptual. With a background in design and fine art, his practice merges precision with illusion, offering immersive optical experiences that invite active engagement and contemplation.

Original unique paintings. Medium: acrylic on layered acrylic construction

Amber Goldhammer is known for her vibrant abstract paintings layered with bold color, expressive movement, and graffiti-style messages of love and hope. Her signature mixed-media works blend street art aesthetics with emotional depth, offering viewers a sense of joy, resilience, and connection. Featured in major hotels, fashion collaborations, and TV shows worldwide, her art continues to captivate audiences across galleries and private collections globally.

Original unique paintings. Medium: acrylic, latex, spray on canvas

Rob Grad is a Southern California artist known for his layered 3D collages and sculptures that blend photography, painting, and text. Drawing from his years in Venice Beach, his work explores the tension between chaos and beauty, inviting viewers to reflect, feel, and find hope. Exhibited internationally and featured in private collections, Grad’s art offers a powerful window into the complexities of the human experience.

Limited edition photographic prints and gold leaf on layered, laser cut wood and aluminum | black frame

29” x 40” | Edition of 8 (unique) | $7,000

40” x 25” | Edition of 8 (unique) | $7,000

JP Terlizzi is a New York City metro-based photographer whose work explores themes of memory, identity, and connection through richly composed still life imagery. His series Creatures of Curiosity features elaborate arranged tablescapes to evoke the emotional and cultural significance of shared meals. Drawing from his own collection of fine china, Terlizzi combines ornate patterns, vibrant colors, and unexpected pairings to explore themes of tradition, indulgence, and the human desire for connection. Through these contemporary compositions, he transforms the table into a symbolic stage where memory, heritage, and storytelling converge.

Limited editions available. Medium: framed sublimation on aluminum. White and black frames available. Four weeks turnaround time.

29.5” x 20.5” | Ed. 10+2 | $3,000

37 “ x 25.5” | Ed. 5+2 | $5,000

60” x 40” | Ed. 3+1 | $10,000

Michael Enn Sirvet is a Washington, D.C.-based artist and engineer who reimagines nature through industrial materials and precision design. Using metal, geometry, and repetition, he creates abstracted forms that echo waves, wind, and organic decay—highlighting the tension between natural beauty and human impact. His minimalist sculptures invite reflection on our relationship with the environment, blending harmony and disruption into striking visual statements.

Original unique sculptures. Medium: formed acrylic, gold plated aluminum, chrome plated aluminum, and powder coated aluminum