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Bibi Lei
Portuguese-Chinese, b. 1985, is a self-taught artist whose paintings radiate warmth, optimism and a belief in possibility.
Yoshitomo Nara
Japanese, b. 1959, a pioneering contemporary artist whose wide-eyed figures balance childlike innocence, loneliness and rebellion.
Javier Calleja
Spanish, b. 1971, a contemporary artist whose wide-eyed characters combine playful humour, innocence and gentle surrealism.
Brent Estabrook
American, b. 1985, a contemporary painter whose richly textured works transform nostalgic toys into vivid studies of colour and joy.
Robert Nava
American, b. 1985, a contemporary painter whose raw, energetic works depict dragons, angels and monsters with a childlike immediacy.
Oscar Llorens
The feelings of childhood are intense and powerful, capable of leaving us breathless in an instant and making us feel completely overwhelmed.
KAWS
American, b. 1974, a contemporary artist whose distinctive characters bridge street art, popular culture, design and sculpture.
Fanny Brodar
American, b. 1971, collectible contemporary art and visual culture opens collector-focused gallery-ready artwork appeal.
Giovanni Motta
Italian, b. 1971, a contemporary artist whose nostalgic paintings explore childhood, memory and emotion through his recurring characters.
Coco Davez
Spanish, b. 1989, a multidisciplinary artist whose bold, faceless portraits transform cultural icons through vivid blocks of colour.
Miaz Brothers
Italian, b. 1965 and 1968, an artist duo whose blurred portraits explore memory, perception and the elusive nature of identity.