A young man with crossed arms stands on a balcony, next to a framed artwork leaning against the railing. The artwork depicts two people lying on a green, leafy garden pathway, with the text "THE ASHES 2021" at the bottom.

Anton Langreiter

Technique: Langreiter stretches and layers coloured wool onto a surface, using tension and density to create precise compositions with strong texture and depth.

Storytelling: Drawing on his experience as Werner Bronkhorst’s videographer, Langreiter clearly and engagingly documents his process, helping audiences connect with both the work and the artist.

Scarcity: His works are released in limited drops that sell out quickly, creating excitement, urgency, and anticipation for future releases.

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Nick Smith

Technique: Nick Smith recreates iconic images using thousands of hand-painted Pantone colour swatches, meticulously arranged to form recognisable scenes from a distance and abstract colour studies up close.

Story Telling: His book tells the story behind how he first started experimenting with Pantone chips, through to his exhibitions all over the world.

Scarcity: Smith releases works in limited editions, helping maintain exclusivity and sustained demand among collectors.

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Werner Bronkhorst

Technique: Bronkhorst combines hyper-realistic miniature figures with thickly textured, abstract backgrounds, using scale and surface contrast to create striking visual tension.

Story Telling: His large, highly engaged social media following is built through frequent process videos and personal insights, including his well-known love of Porsche.

Scarcity: Bronkhorst releases new works in limited drops that regularly sell out, driving strong demand and anticipation for each release.