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Browse exhibitionsBrian M Brooks, “Reflection I”
Start or grow a real art collection with us. In a few clicks you can have the art collection, you and us once only dreamt of having. Curated exhibitions make choosing easy. Space, cost and other issues no longer exist. Plus, we protect value, with the no price drop guarantee. So, do not just love art, own it today.
Simon James in his studio
When you buy art with us, you support artists like never before. We guarantee commissions on all resales, with the rate chosen by the artist and 75% on first sales. This means artists have the resources to create, to make new art, new projects, work full time, etc. Your affordable purchase, does all this and more.
To support artists like never before, we needed something new. A new medium that changes everything.The dART is that medium - where an artwork is born digital, a downloadable art form that uses its inherent differences and flexibility to create a new kind of experience. Like painting, sculpture, or printmaking, it showcases the creative and conceptual genius of the artist and conveys it directly to you.
But it does much more. With dARTs, artists can be paid fairly, reach a global audience, and connect with collectors in ways never possible before. For art lovers, dARTs are more accessible, affordable, and attractive than ever, offering a way to own and experience authentic art in a modern form. This is a medium designed for artists, art lovers, and the wider art world. It supports artists by opening new forms of expression, with multi-aspect works, the beginning of integration of backlit display, the potential for interactive code and more. It allows collectors to experience art that shows more, dives deeper, and lives naturally in our digital life space. The screen is its native stage for flexible expression, which goes far beyond that of a conventional medium with its single aspect limitations.
Artists have always reimagined ideas across media: Munch worked The Scream in paint, print, and pastel; Picasso shifted ideas between painting and ceramics; Warhol moved from Polaroid to silkscreen. The dART continues this lineage - a fresh medium offering new ways to see and experience art. Through authentication and limited editions, dARTs establish provenance, authenticity, and scarcity, making them collectible like signed prints, with the added advantage of accessibility and affordability (though 1 of 1’s are possible). They are not NFTs but a new medium designed for art, for life, and for the 21st century. dARTs are a new frontier. They change everything. The age of the creative beckons.
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Your purchase, your artwork, is now yours. Just like if you bought a Roy Lichtenstein signed and authenticated print, but this is a dART, downloadable and digital, artwork for our modern lives and designed to support creatives.
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Viewing art increases your brain's abilities, reduces stress and much more.
However, galleries, museums etc generally make it impossible to spend more than a few minutes gazing on an art piece. AOR changes this, we make it possible. We give you a new way of seeing, which lets you see the concept, the image and embrace the piece - the way it should be done for 10, 20, 30+mins - while you kick back in your favourite chair or however you wish.
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New Exhibition
Figurative Archaeology is Anat Wegier’s haunting and evocative excavation of the human image, where memory, emotion, and time are embedded like layers of sediment beneath the painted surface. In this arresting body of work, Wegier unearths the figure not as a fixed form, but as a site of discovery - fragmented, reassembled, and always in flux. Working with a sensuous, tactile language of layered colour, erasure, and gesture, Wegier renders bodies and faces that appear to emerge slowly from the canvas—as if recalled from a dream or half-remembered story. Figures dissolve and reform, their presence at once intimate and elusive. Each work becomes an act of retrieval, pulling traces of identity, vulnerability, and resilience from the depths of the subconscious. There is a quiet urgency in these works. Wegier’s palette—earthy, muted, sometimes bruised, echoes the emotional archaeology at play: a digging through personal and collective histories to uncover what has been buried or obscured. Her figures do not simply represent people; they carry the imprint of what it means to endure, to transform, to be seen. Figurative Archaeology invites viewers to slow down, to look closely, and to feel deeply. In a time of image saturation and surface impressions, Wegier’s work offers a profound encounter with the layered nature of being.
New Exhibition
Bandwidth invites viewers into a charged visual space where presence is negotiated through disruption. His portraits and figurative works explore the fragile interplay between clarity and distortion, the physical and the digital, intimacy and fragmentation. Moll’s signature aesthetic—bands of saturated color, glitch-like interference, and raw, gestural mark-making—renders his subjects both revealed and obscured. These hybrid works, at once painterly and digital, examine how identity is shaped, fractured, and reassembled in an age of hyper-visibility. Each portrait feels suspended in flux, flickering between emotional intensity and detachment, like a signal struggling to come through. In contrast, a quieter set of works offers spare, contemplative studies of the human figure. These stripped-back images—delicate, almost spectral—trace presence through absence, allowing silence, memory, and vulnerability to emerge in the space of what’s left unsaid. By placing disruption alongside intimacy, Moll opens a dialogue between the analog soul of painting and the fractured lens of contemporary perception. Bandwidth is not just an exhibition of people; it’s a meditation on how we look, how we’re seen, and how much remains hidden in the digital noise. Moll’s work resonates with the emotional tempo of now: mediated, pixelated, and fragmented—yet unmistakably human.