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art that tells a story
morning light
The name of this print is “Morning Light,” and it’s all about this beautiful feeling of hope and excitement that the morning brings.
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cafe Series
Zara Glaser
An artist so local, she was born right down the street. Zara works in ink and gouache. Her series of cafe drawings are made on site at some of the best cafes in Amsterdam
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rabbit house
love blind
Have you ever been so in love that it feels dangerous? That’s the story behind this artwork.
Chris Marmier
Chris Marmier, an Amsterdam-based artist, creates storytelling artworks with a distinctive stroke and palette of colors.
Coming from a bi-cultural family and shaped by life across multiple countries, his practice is rooted in close observation and reinterpretation of the world around him. His compositions often place human figures at their core, exploring themes of identity, nature, culture, and politics. Each piece invites the viewer to pause and reflect on the intricate details and deeper meanings.
After studying visual communication, Chris began his career as a graphic designer all the while continuing to draw in his spare time. Since 2015, he has been exhibiting his richly detailed and colorful works in galleries. He creates his original pieces using acrylic ink on panel and also works digitally to produce his art prints.
Art does not belong to the artist — it belongs to everyone who has ever felt something standing before it -
The value of art is not in its creation, but in the hands, hearts, and eyes it passes through -
Art does not belong to the artist — it belongs to everyone who has ever felt something standing before it -
The value of art is not in its creation, but in the hands, hearts, and eyes it passes through -
Art does not belong to the artist — it belongs to everyone who has ever felt something standing before it -
Art does not belong to the artist — it belongs to everyone who has ever felt something standing before it - The value of art is not in its creation, but in the hands, hearts, and eyes it passes through - Art does not belong to the artist — it belongs to everyone who has ever felt something standing before it - The value of art is not in its creation, but in the hands, hearts, and eyes it passes through - Art does not belong to the artist — it belongs to everyone who has ever felt something standing before it -
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Zara Glaser
“Zara from the block” bringing warmth to paper through gouache and ink
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Pauline di Valentin
painting worlds we all want to live in
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Chris Marmier
beautiful chaos in electric colors
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Grant conboy
the rabbit behind the house
Rabbit House
