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Albane De Saint Remy

Lina Vaitiekunaite

Sungmin Jo

Marie Lavallee

Nadine Pillon

Orchid by Jitka Anlaufova

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Dimitra Kalogirou

Ayesha Pearce

Sarah Ingraham

Mina Katebi

Laura Clay Robson

Amélie Vallières

Denise Prince

Courtlandt Swartz

Gisele Van Wambeke
A Day Out at the Beach

Guest Curator Kendall Knox

Kendall Knox

Guest Curator

“Art is both a compass and anchor for me—it shapes how I see and how I create.”

Kendall Knox curates with instinct, drawn in by the unexpected detail or gesture, then by the quiet recognition that a piece has a story to tell. As Co-Founder and Chief Brand Officer of Olive Ateliers, a home furnishings brand renowned for its “Objects with Old Souls,” she has developed an eye for pieces that convey history, patina, and emotional resonance.

With a community of over 800,000 followers and admirers that includes Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lopez, Kendall has become a trusted voice in the world of design, proving that true style is timeless, lived-in, and deeply personal.

Photo taken in Kendall’s Los Angeles home, featuring the painting Cote d’Azure by Shellie Garber.

For Kendall, art is both a compass and anchor—shaping how she sees the world and how she creates within it. Personally, the art in Kendall’s home reminds her to pause, reflect, and live slowly. Professionally, art is inseparable from the world of Olive Ateliers. It sharpens her eye, informs their collections, and helps Kendall frame objects not just as décor, but as living works of art in the home.

She sees a profound kinship between antiques and contemporary artworks. Both carry a resonance that transcends their surface, whether it’s the marks of time on a weathered vessel or the trace of an artist’s hand on canvas. They become conduits of memory and emotion, sparking connection not through perfection but through presence. Art and antiques remind us that beauty lies in stories told, untold, and still unfolding.

“Art, like the objects we surround ourselves with, is less about decoration and more about deepening the texture of our lives.”

Kendall’s approach to curating this collection mirrors the way she sources for Olive Ateliers. She doesn’t hunt for flawless pieces, but for ones that feel alive with story. Whether discovering a centuries-old European antique or selecting a contemporary artwork, the through line is emotional resonance. It’s that instinctive pull toward pieces that spark a quiet recognition of “this belongs.”

Each work, whether abstract or figurative, whispers of a life lived and invites the viewer to linger, to connect, to feel. Together, they form a quiet chorus of stories that transcend trends and touch something enduring.

Stéphanie De Malherbe
La Danse de l’Iris No. 3

Shellie Garber

Sunset on the Beach

Kendall hopes viewers carry away the understanding that much like the objects we surround ourselves with, art is less about decoration and more about deepening the texture of our everyday lives.

Kendall’s Picks

Per Anders
‘Now I’m Just Waiting For Next Summer’

Andrea Deschambeault
Once You Find What You Are Looking For

Vahe Yeremyan
Pond

Ilya Volykhine
Gifts From My Wife

Holiday 2025

Make Your Space a Gift to Cherish

Artwork by Nina Hunter

Create Spaces Worth Celebrating

One of the greatest gifts we can give ourselves is a home filled with beauty, loved ones, and fond memories. One-of-a-kind art can be the bow that ties them all together. Surround yourself with works of art that speak to you and turn your home into a gift you will treasure this season and beyond.

Nostalgic Artwork

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Sophisticated Works

2025 Bestsellers

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Cherished Keepsakes

Nostalgic artworks preserve memories and transform walls into tributes to our favorite moments.

Life of the Pond by Trine Churchill

Woman Shot Putting by Sarah Morrissette

Boundless by Charles Buckley

Lake by Kim Jae Hyeon

Begging by Tina Sturzenegger

Secluded Sanctuary (A Lush Green Haven) by Wondeuk Cho

Rome by Daniel Solnon

Aperture by John Whitmarsh

Anima Angeli (Portrait No. 5) by Sabine Danze

Conversation Starters

Compelling and brimming with character, these statement pieces will shine at the center of your gatherings.

Manatee by Galen Cheney

Small Wonders

Small in scale, but big in impact, these artworks turn cozy corners into moments of delightful discovery.

Waiting by Alex Selkowitz

Balloons, Joy by Jinho Kee

For the Love of Tulips by Susan Porter

A Silent Leap into the Night by Hanieh Ghashghaei

Presence by Endre Penovác

Fantaisie by Elham Etemadi

Play Space No. 39 by Lauren Matsumoto

Yellow Flowers in the Garden by Andrii Kutsachenko

Smell the Roses by Janos Huszti

Joyful Additions

Make any room celebration-ready with energizing brushwork and cheerful palettes.

Porto by Aleksei Blagodarev

Refined Atmospheres

Discover minimalist abstracts and tranquil landscapes for calming, curated spaces.

Nordic Spring by Per Anders

Sausalito Liberty Dock No. 59 by Alex Nizovsky

Circus Horse No. 2 by Kris Gebhardt

Ciempies by Lucas Forero

Nudos No. 25 by Lito Barreiro

Collector Favorites: Best of 2025

2025 has been a year of arresting visuals and creative innovation, captivating artists and art lovers alike. Explore the art that has caught the eye of our collectors and curators this year.

Green Harmony by Jean-Humbert Savoldelli

Dog’N Bone On The Boulevard by Andy Shaw

Somnium No. 12, Series No. 15 by Mario Henrique

Jewel Ocean No. 1 by Yeachin Tsai

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Our curators have selected some of the best works that will make the perfect present—either for an established collector or someone who is just starting out.

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Journeys Between, Heaven by Yasaman Mollasalehi

Artist Yusuf Epçin in his studio

Meet the 2025 Rising Stars

For over a decade, Saatchi Art’s Rising Stars has been the definitive list of the most exciting emerging artists to invest in now. This year, our curators present 30 trailblazing artists creating powerful work that will bring you joy and spark conversation, with the potential to grow in value. Explore their selections and be among the first to collect their art.

Crimson Veil by Yusuf Epçin

The Poets

Unified by a reflective approach, these artists translates memory, identity and place into distinctive visual languages – from the realistic to the abstract.

The Poets

Unified by a reflective approach, these artists translates memory, identity and place into distinctive visual languages – from the realistic to the abstract.

Crimson Veil by Yusuf Epçin

Yasaman Mollasalehi

b. Iran, 1994
MA, Manchester School of Art, 2024

Yasaman’s paintings are both fluid and architecturally framed. They are a richly layered exploration of memory and identity, gaining inspiration from Persian miniature and mythology. After graduating with Distinction, she became a shortlisted artist for Made-It 2024, and has exhibited in over ten solo and group shows internationally.

Yusuf Epçin

b. Turkey, 1995
Self-Taught

Yusuf's practice achieves two opposite but equally mesmerizing effects. In some landscapes, he distorts with seemingly virtual forms bifurcated by angular projections of light, while others use vibrant color and textured brushwork to acutely recall an Impressionist style. Having only committed to artistry full time in 2022, Yusuf already completed his first solo show only a year later in 2023.

Abigail Henthorne

b. United States, 1999
BFA, University of Arkansas, 2022

Abigail's textile art weaves intricate fiber drawings that celebrate the individuality of nature, focusing on endangered species and diverse ecosystems. Using techniques like crochet, embroidery, and tufting, she transforms natural color palettes into textured, abstract compositions that evoke both beauty and urgency. Her recent accolades, including the Windgate Accelerator Grant and juried exhibition awards, affirm her innovative approach to exploring the natural world through fiber art.

Amy Roberts

b. United States, 1968
Self-Taught

Amy's artwork renders life in New England with photographic sharpness, transmuting real images onto canvas. Her often low-light work finds warmth from city lights aglow with energy or orange sunsets reflected on still water. No matter the setting, Amy’s work captures a realness you can almost touch. Amy is an award-winning artist who has participated in a number of shows across the state of Massachusetts.

Oluwatobiloba Fasalejo

b. Nigeria, 2000
BFA, Obafemi Awolowo University, 2023

Oluwatobiloba's work explores themes of personal growth, African identity, and resilience through layered acrylic and mixed media compositions. His use of symbolic materials, such as cowries, creates rich, textured narratives that invite deep emotional reflection. Exhibited both nationally and internationally, his art offers a compelling dialogue on community and identity.

Silja Selonen

b. Finland, 1965
MA, Aalto University, 2025

Graduating from her master's program this year, Silja brings a thoroughly cross-disciplinary approach to her practice, sometimes collaborating with scientists and musicians. Her enthusiasm for nature has led her to explore posthumanist themes depicting animals and objects in sparse and often geometrized voids.

“When you collect a work from a Rising Star, you’re not just buying an artwork, you’re investing in a story, a vision, and a future to enjoy for years to come.”

–Siting Wang, Associate Curator

Heloise Delegue

b. France, 1985
MFA, Goldsmiths College, London, 201

Heloise’s inscrutable canvases exist at the edge of human perception. Half-forms and near likenesses swim across our vision, resembling familiar imagery yet simultaneously defying logic, reading, and understanding. Each work seems to emerge fully formed from a dreamscape beyond our comprehension.

Vikram Kushwah

b. India, 1983
MA, University for the Creative Arts, Rochester, 2010

London-based photographer Vikram blends surrealism and romanticism to create dreamlike, playful images that explore spirituality and the natural world. His work invites viewers into imaginative spaces where reality and fantasy intertwine, evoking wonder and introspection. Recognized internationally through prestigious exhibitions and awards, Vikram continues to push the boundaries of contemporary portraiture with a distinctive, poetic vision.

Patrick Walsh

b. United States, 1992
BA, Plymouth State University, 2015

Patrick’s paintings are a close observation of the natural world, with a focus on the distinct flora and fauna of Maine. His work draws parallels between the subtle differences in nature and the uniqueness of human identity. Each piece invites viewers to slow down and notice the overlooked details of their environment. Patrick is represented by Casco Bay Artisans in Portland, Maine, and his work has been featured in Al-Tiba 9, Crust Magazine, and Lone Spruce’s Creatives series. He has exhibited in solo and group shows across the US and the UK.

Maryia Virshych

b. Belarus, 1989
MA, BAU College of Arts and Design of Barcelona, 2016

Waves of Emotions by Reni Soares

Alien forms bubble to the surface of Maryia’s unique sculptural artwork. Her rectangular, framed ceramics burst free of their confines, breaking the illusion of three-dimensionality and demonstrating the power of texture. Maryia, a multi-award-winning artist showcased in exhibitions worldwide, is building an illustrious career.

Waves of Emotions by Reni Soares

The Energizers

Influenced by illustration, folk, and Pop art, these artists create bold, graphic expressions that stimulate the senses.

The Energizers

Influenced by illustration, folk, and Pop art, these artists create bold, graphic expressions that stimulate the senses.

Reni Soares

b. Cape Verde, 1992
Self-Taught

Reni is a self-taught painter based in San Diego, originally from the Cape Verde Islands. Her practice spans both abstract and figurative painting, grounded in rich color and emotional depth. Her dreamlike abstractions are inspired by nature, while her figurative work focuses on women and themes of identity and resilience. Through her art, she explores the balance between movement and stillness, form and freedom. Reni’s work has been exhibited at art fairs across California and Connecticut.

Abby Zhang

b. China, 1996
MFA, Pratt Institute, 2021

Abby's work skillfully blends Surrealism with playful abstract narratives, incorporating elements inspired by Chinese culture. Her paintings create symbolic spaces that invite viewers to explore layered meanings within her dreamlike compositions. With notable exhibitions and residencies, Abby continues to expand the boundaries of contemporary abstract art.

Robin Clare

b. Belize, 1978
BFA, University of the Arts London, 2004

Robin's vibrant work celebrates Jamaican culture, weaving identity and cultural memory into dynamic visual narratives. Now based in Australia, she creates work that reflects a deep connection to movement and community, capturing the rhythm and spirit of Caribbean life. Recognized internationally through public commissions and prestigious awards, Robin’s work brings powerful stories of heritage and resilience to a global audience.

Yeongshin Choi

b. South Korea, 1977
BFA, Hongik University, 2002

Chicago-based artist Yeongshin creates gestural, Matisse-inspired paintings that explore the tension between strength and vulnerability, drawing from the universal themes of creation, struggle, and renewal. Recently recognized as the 2024 Boneyard Art Festival Signature Artist and featured in national exhibitions, she invites a powerful emotional and visual experience in her work.

“Supporting an artist early in their career not only gives you the chance to collect work at an accessible price, but also to be part of their growth and success as their career evolves.”

–Erin Remington,
Director of Curation

Gela Mikava

b. Georgia, 1995
Self-Taught

Working primarily with biazi, a Soviet-era cotton textile, Gela transforms this marked and timeworn surface into a charged site of historical tension. His ongoing series, Post-Socialist Radiation, features ghostly forms, fractured text, and spectral imagery that reflect the fading echoes of collective memory. Rather than reconstructing history, Gela reveals its emotional residue. His work has been shown worldwide, including in the US, the UK, and Georgia, and featured in the Australian psychological thriller Saccharine.

Saida Zahidova

b. Azerbaijan, 1984
BFA, Repin Academy, 2015

Saida’s sumptuously patterned and colorful paintings draw from personal cultural influences. Her small-scale compositions allude to the immediacy and intimacy of family photographs, encouraging narrative development. She is now based in Istanbul.

Donghwi Dongza

b. South Korea, 1984
BFA, Sejong Cyber University, 2020

Donghwi’s work delicately bridges the inner and outer worlds, using the symbolic figure of the bird to explore transformation, healing, and emotional depth. Their presence in major design and art fairs and collaborations across music, fashion, and cultural projects reflects their expanding influence in contemporary Korean art. Through layered, imaginative compositions, they offer a poetic lens on vulnerability and the quiet strength found in chaos.

Britt Harrison

b. United States, 1988
MPS, Maryland Institute College of Art, 2022

Inspired by rivers and their shifting forms, Britt creates custom wood panels and fluid compositions that explore the interplay between nature, memory, and emotion. Water serves as both subject and symbol—cleansing, mystical, and deeply human. She has recently exhibited at the Satellite Art Show during Art Basel Week, Level Gallery, The Other Art Fair presented by Saatchi Art, and the School of Visual Arts in New York.

Jooha Sim

b. South Korea, 1994
BFA, Duksung Women’s University, 2020

Jooha uses layered ink and pigment on hanji paper—a traditional Korean paper made from the inner bark of mulberry trees—to express resilience through fragility. Her vibrant floral imagery evokes quiet sorrow, hidden strength, and emotional nuance. With recent solo exhibitions in Seoul and collaborations with brands like Miss Dior and Estée Lauder, her art offers a gentle space for reflection and healing.

Kasia Frankowicz

b. Australia, 1988
Diploma of Graphic Arts, CATC Design School, 2013

Behind the Scenes by Taras Haida

Kasia trims away all unnecessary detail, focusing solely on chic human sitters and their vibrant surroundings. The human experience and all that comes with it take center stage: vulnerability, affection, rest, quietude, boredom, and horseback riding. Kasia’s work has been featured in numerous publications within and outside Australia.

Behind the Scenes by Taras Haida

The Dreamers

Between reality and reverie, this group of painters and multidisciplinary artists bends perception through layered symbolism and emotive palettes.

The Dreamers

Between reality and reverie, this group of painters and multidisciplinary artists bends perception through layered symbolism and emotive palettes.

Taras Haida

b. Ukraine, 1993
Self-Taught

Taras works in oil painting and digital collage, exploring the subconscious through fragmented forms, glitch effects, and dreamlike compositions. Distorted through the lens of memory, emotion, and perception, figures, animals, and objects dissolve into atmospheric, geometric scenes. Taras has held solo exhibitions in Kyiv and Lviv and participated in group shows across the US, Hungary, and Taiwan. His work is part of the National Museum Kyiv Art Gallery collection.

Jess Lin

b. United States, 1992
BFA, UCLA, 2015

The quirky, surreal work of Jess plays with food and place to create enigmatic visuals that bring to mind the artist’s own identity and self. Layered with meaning, Jess’ work bridges cultural and continental divides, ennobling the experience of those who call more than one place home. Jess has exhibited in shows and festivals in Taiwan as well as across the US, including at The Other Art Fair.

Mel Chan

b. Hong Kong, 1980
MFA, Royal Academy of Art, 2019

Mel’s multidisciplinary practice explores hope in the face of crisis, weaving together themes of apocalypse, Colonial legacies, and collective healing. Mel creates spaces for reflection and resilience through participatory performance, hypnotherapy, painting, and video. She has shown her work in solo and group exhibitions across Europe, including at MOYA and Willem Twee Kunstruimte. A longtime participant of the Artist Residency in Motherhood, Mel is also part of the Kunstambassade collective in Rotterdam.

Sojung Kim

South Korea, 1993
Ph.D. in Spatial Design, Hongik University, 2024

Sojung combines satisfying texture and phosphorescent pastel color to create whimsical scenes. Cozy sweaters and cute succulents evoke a childlike innocence in Sojung’s work, all pervaded by a joyful optimism. Sojung has participated in numerous exhibitions in New York, Seoul, and across South Korea.

Jana Stojanovic

b. Serbia, 1998
Ph.D. candidate, Faculty of Fine Arts, Belgrade, Current

Within Jana’s surreal compositions, tranquil scenes of still waters and lily pads are disrupted with disembodied hands reaching above the water’s surface or through eerily static explosions in the distance. Through these unsettling elements, she fractures the illusion of calm and plunges us into a realm of disquiet.

James Lipsius

b. United Kingdom, 1989
Self-Taught

James’ paintings blend classical fresco techniques with a contemporary sensibility. They capture fleeting summer moments—intimate, nostalgic, and quietly radiant. Drawing from literature, mythology, and everyday life, he reimagines timeless themes through a modern lens. His work was recently featured in The Vassar Review in 2024.

“Emerging artists bring fresh perspectives to the art world, and investing in their work now can be a meaningful long-term decision.”

–India Balyejusa, Senior Curator

Claudio Eshun

b. Ghana, 1996
MFA, Massachusetts College of Arts and Design, 2022

Shaped by his move from Accra to Worcester, Claudio’s photographs offer a personal exploration of migration and the meaning of home. His work is largely observational in nature, though meticulously curated and staged. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the Harvard Art Museums retain his work in their collections.

Naila Hazell

b. Azerbaijan, 1981

MA, Azerbaijani Fine Arts Academy, 2004

Now based in London, Naila trained in the tradition of the Soviet social realist painter Boyukagha Mirzezade. Her jewel-toned oil paintings capture the sensuality and complexity of social life, exploring interpersonal dynamics and human connection. Over the years, she has participated in numerous group exhibitions as well as several solo shows.

Georgia Theologou

b. Greece, 1992
MA, Athens School of Fine Arts, 2021

Georgia’s oil paintings range from figurative to abstract. Her latest body of work conjures dreamy, celestial spaces through muted neon tones and symmetrical compositions. Otherwise, her figural works bring viewers into the emotional inner world, exploring introversion and sexuality, and fragility.

Matthew Casanovas

South Korea, 1993
Ph.D. in Spatial Design, Hongik University, 2024

Jump No. 12 by Daniel Kozeletckiy 31.5 x 31.5 in. $1,210

Matthew tells stories through dark, atmospheric compositions that explore nostalgia and the passage of time. His work, modeled from snapshots, offers fragments of memory from his narrative. Just a few years after graduating, he was honored as the July/August 2023 cover artist for Artscope Magazine.

Rebecca Wilson

Chief Curator and VP, Art Advisory

Erin Remington

Director of Sales and Curation

India Balyejusa

Art Advisory and Curation Supervisor

Rebecca Wilson

Chief Curator and VP, Art Advisory

Erin Remington

Director of Sales and Curation

India Balyejusa

Art Advisory and Curation Supervisor

Siting Wang

Associate Curator

Siting Wang

Associate Curator

Audrey Wolfe

Assistant Curator

Will Hardy

Assistant Curator

Meet The Selection Committee

Guided by Chief Curator and VP, Art Advisory Rebecca Wilson, our curators draw on decades of art world experience to spotlight recent graduates from leading art programs worldwide and exceptional early-career artists garnering local and international acclaim.

If you need help finding the perfect work, contact our art advisors. They are available to provide expert recommendations of today’s most promising artists, personalized to your taste, space, and collection needs—all free of charge.

15 Years of Original Art You Love

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In celebration of our anniversary, shop our curators and collectors’ favorite artists and revisit the emerging talents discovered on our gallery.

Collector Favorites

Zephyra by Novi Lim

Rabbit Lake No. 85 by Elizabeth Lennie

Lily Pond, Summer Reflections by Lilia Orlova-Holmes

“Finding great art for my home was never easier than working with Saatchi Art. I found it easy to browse many styles of art from around the world at my fingertips. I don’t think I could ever have found any of the artists I now love without the help of Saatchi Art. My home now reflects a greater depth of art appreciation. Thank you, Saatchi Art!”

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Eternal Summer by Fintan Whelan

Forward by Bollee Patino

Shine by János Huszti

Delicate Happiness by Fares Micue

American Southwest, Cactus And House by Suren Nersisyan

Buckeye Crane by Matthew Dibble

Best of Rising Stars

Our annual Rising Stars list reveals recent art school graduates poised to shape the future of contemporary art. See where some of the curators’ favorite artists are now.

Windfountain by Kunel Gaur

Golden Iii by Dominika KęDzierska

Backyard Star by Jonas Fisch

Confetti Petals by Llinos Owen

One Day Between Spring And Summer by Joshua Benmore

Our Curator’s Picks

CURATOR’S PICKS

Erin

“I love helping collectors discover new artworks that express their style and unique points of view and infuse an element of surprise into their daily lives.”

The Room No. 276 by Erna Ucar

Porsche 911 – 993 Back by Dimitri Likissas

Black Velvet by Carla Tracy

The Conjurer by Sylvia Shanahan

Offering by Caroline Pera

Princess Pia The Red Queen’s Daughter by
Christine Cousineau

Midnight Blues by Sara Willett

Worship by Lequeux Philippe

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India

“It’s an honor to help people find artwork for their homes that they will enjoy for years to come. Helping others find artwork with meaningful connections is a rewarding experience.”

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Siting

“I’m always inspired by artists from around the world. It’s a privilege to share their work and help their voices reach more people.”

African Sky blue by Claire Denarie-Soffietti

Laguna by Ruth Hunter

Ciupasc by Stefano Mazzolini

Snow Flower by Viola Babol

Zipolite by James Lipsius

Concoction No. 001 by Lance Taylor

Cap Coz Beach – Indigo No. 5 by Frederic Cadiou

Matisse Dance On Nokia 3310 by Ben Meyer

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Audrey

“We’re constantly discovering new artists with an eclectic mix of styles. It’s wonderful to connect our artists with collectors internationally.”

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Will

“Connecting people with artwork that will spark a lifetime of memories is an experience I truly cherish. Working with collectors helps bring my passion for art to life in a meaningful way.”

Feet To The Fire by Michelle Louis

The Art of Almost Letting Go by Vanessa Van Meerhaeghe

Querencia 2024-1 by Zinna Yoo

Chamomile Bouquet by
Aleksandr Biruk

The Art of Summer 2025

Summer 2025

Discover the Best New Art of this Season

Welcome to Your Summer Art Guide

Curated Collections of the
Season’s Must-Have Works

For a summer well spent, fill your walls and outdoor spaces with bold, bright, and inspiring expressions. Abstracts to landscapes, paintings to sculptures—keep scrolling to explore our curators’ top picks across your favorite styles and mediums.

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Reverie by Viola Babol

27.5 x 31.4 in. $3,190

Beach Bliss by Bo Godiva

23.6 x 23.6 in. $1,147

AV_ADRIA_061 by Bernhard Lang

33.4 x 47.2 in. $3,140

At Noonish by Amy Kim

35.4 x 47.2 in. $3,800

Embrace Me by Jennifer Asher

36 x 78 x 30 in. $14,600

Intersection by Anatolii Zhuk

39.4 x 59 in. $1,840

Best of

Abstracts

Hokusai Green No. 7 by Jane Skingley

25 x 25 in. $2,340

Time-space, Sunset and Gladiolus by Leeyunh Ee

19.7 x 19.7 in. $1,705

Water Chorus by Cat Tesla

62 x 42 in. $6,800

“Embracing the spirit of Summer, these abstract pieces invite us to embrace the warmth of vibrant colors, the fluidity of motion, and the boundless freedom of imagination.”

– Audrey Wolfe

December 29 2022 by Mark Vogel

24 x 24 in. $4,260

Best of

Landscapes

Un Volo Scarlatto by Cesare Reggiani

11.8x 11.8 in. $900

“Step into summer with our curators’ top landscape picks—immersing you in sunlit horizons, breezy coastlines, and the vibrant energy of the season.”

– Siting Wang

Oregon Fields by Erin Hanson

60 x 30 in. $41,190

Landscape in the French Alps by Daniel Solnon

17.3 x 21.3 in. $4,845

Close To Infinity by Arno Bruse

70.9 x 47.2 in. $5,660

Best of

Portraiture

Mythologica No. 4: Artemis by Paolo Perfranceschi

31.5 x 23.6 in. $1,660

Mindscapes by Eyitayo Alagbe

36 x 36 in. $3,580

No. 6 La Dictature Des Pétales by Tatiana Cardellicchio

23.6 x 35.4 in. $3,580

Woman in the Bath No. 8 by Haejin Yoo

29.9 x 40.2 in. $5,280

“Portraits capture the essence and individuality of people. They capture physical appearance, but they also reveal only what the artist intends to when it comes to the emotional, temporal state of their subjects. This collection captures a variety of perspectives from artists all over the world.”

– India Balyejusa

Best of

Outdoor Garden Sculptures

KK_1100_Grad No.2 by Faxe M Müller

34.3 x 98.4 x 30.7 in. $38,400

Wildwood by Ian Turnock

39.4 x 39.4 x 15.7 in. $5,818

“Outdoor sculptures celebrate the power of combined nature and art, encouraging moments of reflection, wonder, and connection in the open air. This collection captures the experience of art in dialogue with nature from artists across the globe.”

– Erin Remington

Merging by Jana Bacova Kroftova

59 x 20 x 30 in. $12,730

Barricada No. 9 B L200 by Alejandro Vega Beuvrin

44.1 x 78.7 x 28.3 in. $89,450

Best of

Oversized Artworks

Package of Optimism by Glib Franko

55.1 x 55.1 in. $5,170

Beyond the Horizon No. 44 by Carla Sa Fernandes

82.7 x 55.1 in $5,055

Sound Of Light by Fintan Whelan

47.2 x 63 in $7,025

“Oversized artworks are statement pieces that command attention and display your style for all to see. Capable of transforming any space, these pieces embody the impressive grandeur and timelessness that fine art can provide.”

– Will Hardy

The Room No. 225 by Erna Ucar

86.6 x 66.9 in $6,600

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Joy of Art

The Joy of Art

Brighten Your Everyday

Tim Macpherson All Thinks Pink 2001 19 x 15.2 in $900

Transform your empty walls into spaces that spark joy.

Whether through energizing palettes to boost your mood, playful subject matter that showcases your personality, or soothing compositions to create your sanctuary, discover the pure delight of collecting one-of-a-kind art that speaks to you.

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Vanessa Van Meerhaeghe A Stick To Stand

39.4 x 47.2 in $2,390

Art To

Boost Your Mood

Danielle Caron Tales of Limitless Space No. 9

60 x 48 in $2,790

Malgorzata Suplewska The Dreamer No. 1

7.9 x 9.8 in $490

Jeroen de Nijs California Punk

20.9 x 36.6 x 0.8 in $940

“Saatchi [Art] has enabled me to find pieces that bring me joy every time I see them…and I would never have found them otherwise.”

– LC

Ekaterina Medvedok Phlox

28 x 22 in $1,180

Art To

Show Off Your Personality

Aleea Jaques Lilibet

36 x 48 in $3,850

“The [complimentary] art advisory service made curation and selection very easy…I’ve used it a couple of times with very thoughtful results!”

– LESLIE M.

Nastya Parfilo Red Glass Vase

19.7 x 27.6in $2,930

Barbara Owen Approaching the Surface No. 1

6.5 x 10.5 x 2 in $490

Yeva Adamovska Ballerinas

29.5 x 49.2 in $4,355

Art To

Create Your Sanctuary

Robert McPartland Nuptual

33.5 x 29.5 in $6,890

Florencia Guerberof Spirits of the Garments

27.9 x 23.2 in $2,650

Jürgen Büse Filzen Drift Into Anticipation

59 x 47 in $11,360

“Finding great art for my home was never easier than working with Saatchi [Art]…My home now reflects a greater depth of art appreciation.”

– JEFF A.

Patrice Lannoy Intérieur No.59 – l’Attention Flottante

15.7 x 15.7 in $1,440

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25 Artists to Collect in 2025

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Hot Green House by Ella Carty

Ignacio De Grado in his studio

Discover the top 25 artists

you’ll want to collect in 2025.

At Saatchi Art, it’s our mission to help you discover and buy work from the best emerging artists worldwide.

To bring inspiration to your home for years to come, our team of expert curators has compiled this list of up-and-coming artists to consider collecting now.

A Peach Sky

The Venetian City Scene

Cummings Twins

Ram Equinox Red

Mieke Blees

Being of Moon

Mark Engel

“Mark’s fragmented figures examine identity and the constant evolution and complexity of human existence.”

— Audrey Wolfe, Assistant Curator

Inversion

New Skin

Turning Edge

Between The Lines

Jeroen Molenaar

Untitled

Louise O’Gorman

Spring Break

Beach House

Matador With Roses

Chelsea Bernardo

“With a background in interior design, Chelsea channels nature’s transformative energy into minimalist textures on recycled canvas, creating harmonious and meditative works.”

— Erin Remington, Manager of Art Advisory & Curation

Raw Beauty Series No. 13

Raw Beauty Series No. 9

Raw Beauty Series No. 1

Earth Grounding Series No.7

Eva Baumert

Interdependenzen

Summer No. 5

Banana Leaves in a Vase

Todd Clark

Not For The Faint of Heart

Ella Carty

“Ella’s semi-abstract paintings vividly explore personal experiences, blending vibrant colors and patterns to interpret her surroundings.”

— India Balyejusa, Art Advisory & Curation Supervisor

Hot Green House

Out Of The Heat, Into The Shade

Gold Pears in Autumn

Green Vessel in Red Room

Martin Wojnowski

Tempt Me But Don’t Weigh Me Down

Justyna Porowska

148 No. 3

Paul Fuentes

Tiger Motel

Peter Pryor

No Emoticon

Ignacio De Grado

“Ignacio creates bold, large-scale mixed media works by blending traditional mediums with industrial elements.”

— Siting Wang, Associate Curator

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