Guest Curator: Joshua Smith

Artful Meditation

Guest Curator Joshua Smith

Artwork by Steve Gallagher
“In this noisy world we live in today, it is essential to our well-being to calm, quiet, and still the mind.”
Interior designer Joshua Smith believes our homes should be a sanctuary—a place to escape, unwind, and live blissfully—and creating a dedicated space for meditation is an integral part of his work.

When designing a meditation space, Joshua always recommends his clients include a primary work of art that speaks to them.
“I find that, like myself, so many of us are deeply moved by Mother Nature, so this collection is an ode to my favorite muse.”
Whether it be guided, sitting in stillness, watching the flame of a candle, or contemplating on a piece of art, there are many ways to practice meditation. The beauty of incorporating a piece of art into your practice, is that by focusing on it, you’re brought into present moment.

And just as one’s meditation practice is unique to them, this collection includes a juxtaposition of both soft and moody tones, mirroring the light and shadow aspects of nature.

Each piece within the collection draws on elements of nature, some in more abstract ways than others. Paying careful consideration to color, Joshua includes greens, blues, and muted tones to evoke a sense of calm in the body and soothe the soul.

Fine Art Prints

Fine Art Prints

Ready-To-Hang Artworks By Top Emerging Artists

Saatchi Art offers a large selection of fine art prints from some of our best emerging artists. Available in various sizes, framing options, and materials to suit every style, space, and budget, our curated offering of fine art prints provides art lovers a customizable and affordable way to collect art that’s ready to hang as soon as it arrives on your doorstep.

How to Shop Fine Art Prints

A flexible and accessible art buying experience, fine art prints are a great option whether you’re purchasing your first work or looking to add to an existing collection. Saatchi Art is proud to offer art lovers the opportunity to add work by emerging artists to their collection.

Acrylic Prints

Featuring vibrant, saturated colors and a sleek contemporary look, acrylic art prints offer a high-impact, one-of-a-kind look to any interior. Face-mounted to durable plexiglass and printed with archival pigmented inks, the reflective surface enhances the clarity and creates a three-dimensional effect, giving the artwork a sense of depth and vivid detail.

Dietmar Scherf Brightness 2015
Prints from $40

Yeachin Tsai Manhattanhenge
Prints from $80

Luis Medina Xi C
Prints from $40

Lynne Douglas Stairway to Heaven
Prints from $70

Virginia Garcia Costa Azul
Prints from $100

Anna Matykiewicz Lighted Self Portrait
Prints from $80

Shandor Alexander Greatness of the Carpathians
Prints from $50

Darren Thompson Mr. Cub
Prints from $40

Metal Prints

Perfect for interiors ranging from modern to rustic, metal art prints offer a sleek contemporary look for any space. The state-of-the-art coating infuses artwork directly to the aluminum, resulting in a unique sheen and luminosity that make the colors pop among other artworks and home decor.

Alma Ramirez Beachside Palm Trees
Prints from $100

Don Bishop Country Road 230402
Prints from $90

Michael Tierney Party in The Magnetosphere Prints from $40

Hyunju Kim Beoru Pond #01
Prints from $50

Niki Hare At Least
Prints from $100

Raúl Lara Fracti X
Prints from $90

Sue Graef Along the Water
Prints from $69

Fine Art Paper Prints

Our fine art paper prints are giclée reproductions on natural white archival quality European paper made especially for Saatchi Art. Paper prints have a soft color fidelity and a slightly textured surface similar to watercolor paper, providing exceptional detail and clarity. Each fine art paper print includes a 3-inch white paper border.

Alyson Khan Pearl Diver
Prints from $90

Phung Wang Catch Fish on the River
Prints from $40

Cécile van Hanja Genius Loci
Prints from $94

Vitali Komarov Glass Painting Kitchen
Prints from $240

Bernard Werner Boardwalk
Prints from $50

Elizabeth Lennie Maryanne
Prints from $66

Photo Prints

From photography to mixed media, Saatchi Art offers photo prints of various mediums, styles, and subjects. Reproduced on smooth white paper, made exclusively for Saatchi Art, our photo prints feature sharp color fidelity and a satin luster finish. Optional framing is available for many photo prints, so your work will arrive ready to hang.

Zoë Mackintosh Untitled 2020
Prints from $100

Agnes Mezosi Pattern
Prints from $90

Alberto Alicata Borders #001
Prints from $40

John Wallace Fine Times
Prints from $100

Emmanuel Passeleu Color Street
Prints from $40

Artyom Kabajev Vintage Road Bike
Prints from $100

Canvas Prints

Canvas prints are a great alternative to purchasing an original painting. Our canvas prints are museum-quality giclée reproductions created using an advanced inkjet printing process specially designed to capture the look of painted pigments. The artwork is professionally printed and wrapped in matte bright white or black canvas, then expertly affixed to hand-cut, eco-friendly wooden stretcher bars.

Jingshen Yu Abstract 1129
Prints from $45

Suren Nersisyan Vineyards in Napa Valley, Fall
Prints from $40

Hyunah Kim Ergo
Prints from $100

Emilie Möri Parade
Prints from $100

Victor Tkachenko Listener
Prints from $100

Taeil Kim Waiting No.1216
Prints from $40

Framing Options

All of Saatchi Art’s canvas prints arrive ready to hang and are available with or without a frame. Slim float black or white frames hug the artwork’s edges and create a clean, contemporary floating effect.

White Canvas Wrap

Black Canvas Wrap

Black and White Floating Frame

Curated Collections

Abstract Art Prints

Landscape Prints

Pop Art Prints

Figurative Art Prints

2023 Contemporary Art Market

2023 Contemporary Art Market Report

Gourmet Selfie
Cédrick Vannier
$5,850

3D Fantasy Landscape
Väino Valdmann
$700

What's Trending for Creating and Purchasing Art in 2023?

Wall
Jenny Gray
$1,400

As we embark on a new year and decide on our goals for 2023, whether those include more travel, redecorating your kitchen, or buying more art, it is always important to know the forecasted trends for the year. If you’re hoping to add to your art collection with exciting art by emerging artists, we’ve discovered five contemporary art market trends you’ll want to keep in mind as you browse our online gallery. These five trends will set a tone for the year and create rippling effects in the contemporary art world, home decor, and more. Read on to discover our curators’ and art advisors’ predictions that promise to make 2023 your best year for buying art.

New and established collectors are looking to invest more in political and activist art this year. Whether you consider yourself politically engaged or are hoping to become more so in 2023, selecting art that proudly displays your opinions and acts as a conversation starter could be a great motivator to support an emerging artist and actively contribute to a worthy cause. 

Let the artwork in your home speak louder than words while supporting politically active artists making a unique statement and new point of view through their art practice. If you’re hoping to become more engaged in the political conversation and outspoken with your beliefs, buying art as a form of activism and contributing to socially engaged artists’ success will give you a stronger foundation and informed perspective to build on for the year. This greater demand for activism art encourages and inspires artists to create work with a political and social message and further cement themselves in this specific time in history.

The Peaceful Missile
Sha Ganjali
$6,550

Interstellar // Awoken
Simon McCheung
$2,460

Color Blinds
Wayne Sumstine
$4,950

Mountain Views
Gigi Gorlova
$480

Pink Palace
Allison Bagg
$545

Digital Escapism

As we become increasingly invested in our virtual personas through purchasing digital art and NFTs and our curated lives within the Metaverse, discovering art that caters to the phygital experience will become incredibly sought after in 2023. If you’re already a collector of digital art and NFTs, you can look forward to the continued leaps in technology and how it can foster a greater appreciation for artists and the work they create. 

If you’re new to the world of digital art and NFTs, 2023 will be the year that you will want to take chances and grow yourself (and your art collection) by experiencing everything the virtual art world has to offer. Not sure where to start? Explore our NFT page and learn more about our curated collections, exclusive art drops, and trailblazing projects for 2023. If you’re ready to go further and want exclusive access to our digital art and NFT drops, sign up for our newsletter and never miss an announcement or new project in this constantly evolving and surprising area of the art world. 

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Oderspace SOS
$499

Bold and Expressive Colors

2023—the year of color and expression. Toss away the beige and boring and welcome in bright, bold, and expressive colors for the new year. The artwork you select for your home doesn’t have to match your sofa or rug perfectly. In fact, your interiors will become far more intriguing and unique when you mix patterns and opt for vivid and unexpected colors over neutral and unremarkable shades. 

When selecting your next statement piece to liven up a space, choose artwork with bright and inviting hues that will reinvent, celebrate, and rejuvenate your everyday living areas and immediately boost your mood. Trending colors like the Pantone Color of the Year, Viva Magenta, embody this sentiment toward uplifting palettes that breathe new life into your home and state of mind. Unconvinced? Bright colors are proven to make you feel more energized and focused. Bold colors can grab viewers’ attention, and wouldn’t you like your visitors to fully appreciate your newly acquired artwork as soon as they step into your home?

Cumulus Fire 1
Mike Edwards
$470

Flow 003
Nina Lance
$360

All In Tears
Agata Żychlińska
$5,000

Silhouette Of A Vase 22
Eleni Psyllaki
$580

One
Paul Gadd
$1,660

Japandi

If bright colors will never be for you (which is perfectly fine), rest assured that soothing and more natural color palettes will always be in fashion. As wellness-oriented interiors continue to dominate residential and commercial designs, a new art style has emerged that blends the sophistication of Japanese living with that of Scandinavian comfort. A perfect fusion, Japandi focuses on minimalist aesthetics, high functionality, and sustainable practices.

The Japandi aesthetic emphasizes the inclusion and importance of natural materials and textures with simple, useful designs. In 2023, collectors and artists will continue striving to be more eco-friendly and look to support and use sustainable methods and materials. With the combination of sleek Japanese design and the more rustic leanings of Scandinavian aesthetics,  Japandi offers a sensible solution to enjoy the benefits of both. Why choose one over the other when you can have the best of both sensibilities?

Terra IV
Jessi Wong
$3,800

Across all the trends is a sense of timelessness. Although these contemporary art market trends are looking forward to the future, their underlying truths surrounding art and art collecting remain the same: whether it’s a statement piece, an artist working with new technologies, or a style embodying lasting aesthetics, these five art trends illustrate our enduring appreciation for art’s ability to move us emotionally and enhance our daily lives.

And the 2023 emerging trend that embodies this timelessness the best is perhaps our final trend, sculpture. Take time this year to discover contemporary sculptors working across various mediums like fiber art, wooden sculpture, and metalworking, and find one that speaks to you. Searching for the right sculpture can be far more fun than daunting when you start small and look at tabletop sculptures or dynamic mobiles to hang from the ceiling. Think about sculpture that works with your interior, whether your home is full of extreme angles and blank spaces in need of comforting textile wall hangings or if your home is overflowing with antique furniture that needs a modern sculpture to mix it up. Be daring this year in your art choices and take advantage of our online gallery with over 100,000 artists working across all styles, mediums, and continents. 

The Opportunist 2
Valerie Wilcox
$3,500

Streamer 91
Frans Muhren
$5,950

Organic Totem 14 NB
Cristina Figarola
$4,550

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23 Artists to Collect in 2023

23 Artists to Collect in 2023

Discover Your New Favorite Artist 

Artist Golnaz Afraz

Artist Jaron Su

From world-class painters to masterful sculptors, these artists are making some of the most exciting artwork this year.

At Saatchi Art, it’s our mission to help you discover and buy work from the best emerging artists around the world. To provide you with some inspiration for the year ahead, our team of expert curators have compiled this list of 23 up-and-coming artists you should consider collecting.

A German British sculptor, Anja draws inspiration from the Modernism and Bauhaus movements when crafting her striking kinetic sculptures made from organic materials.

Constellation No. 17

Orbital No. 6

The Past And The Future Are The Same

The discarded objects in Jazoo’s work become beautiful in their suspension and speak for the forgotten places in which they were found, as well as the countless other discarded items buried in landfills.

Immanence No. 43

Specimens No. 12

A Belgian artist working outside of Brussels, Guy has a background in interior design, which informs his art practice and focuses on bright graphic forms suggestive of Bauhaus-inspired themes.

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GC No. 2221

An Iranian artist, Golnaz tells stories through brightly colored compositions marked by superimposed forms, expressive brushstrokes, and effective use of negative space.

Let Me Burn

After Him

Joey’s joyful and expressive works explore the connections between abstraction, graffiti, and symbolic forms.

 

Love Story

Love Her And She’ll Bring You Luck

Living with Art: Nat Pedley

LIVING WITH ART
Saatchi Art Collectors Take us Inside their Homes

Meet Nat Pedley

A Doctor Who Uses Art to Transport Him to a Place or Moment

Nat Pedley is a full-fledged collector, although it wasn’t always that way. “Before meeting my wife, I didn’t really have an appreciation for art,” Nat explained. But after many museum dates and days spent scouring local galleries while on vacation, Nat fell in love with buying art. In fact, it was during a long weekend trip to Block Island, that he picked up his very first original artwork: a small acrylic painting by a local artist which—surreptitiously!—depicted the exact beach view he saw from his window at the bed & breakfast each morning.
A primary care physician in Los Angeles, Nat particularly enjoys how art can transport him immediately back to special memories, and he often purchases art to commemorate a favorite trip or important moment. “I love returning from a vacation and buying a work of art that brings to life the scenery or feelings I experienced on that trip, even if no one else but me could connect the art to the destination,” he says. Of course, art beautifies his home too. “Discovering and living with art is like becoming literate—you are exposed to places, people, and beauty previously unknown to you; the world around you is enriched in a way it wasn’t before.” For him having a house filled with art allows for brief escapes from his regular routine—important given his demanding work schedule. “I only have to meditate on a favorite work for a few minutes to re-experience an old memory or that spark I felt when I first laid eyes on the work.”
“Discovering and living with art is like becoming literate—you are exposed to places, people, and beauty previously unknown to you; the world around you is enriched in a way it wasn’t before.”
His favorite work in his collection is one that commemorates the birth of his son. “I saw a Saatchi Art Instagram post featuring a work by Tarini Ahuja, a young artist in India. The painting is abstract, but in my interpretation you can see a dreamlike landscape with the outline of a baby’s face, with a blue background. I had just seen a similar outline of my son’s face on a sonogram, and the work really spoke to me,” he explained. The work now takes pride of place above his son’s crib, so it is the first thing he sees each day and before he goes to bed.
“The sight of an artwork sometimes tickles you in a way that you can’t articulate, but that you just know would enrich your life by being able to see it on a daily basis.”

Nat’s approach to collecting is simple and natural. “I am often inspired by specific life moments to seek out new artwork, but I wait until I find the perfect one to make a move,” he explains. To that end, he never buys simple to fill an empty wall. “After a work is purchased, my wife and I place it in various rooms until we find the space that feels right.” While he doesn’t need to have a space in mind to make a purchase, he absolutely has to connect with the artwork. “The sight of an artwork sometimes tickles you in a way that you can’t articulate, but that you just know would enrich your life by being able to see it on a daily basis,” he says. When he feels that—he goes for it.

“I love the idea of helping an up-and-coming artist from halfway around the globe.”
Saatchi Art has enabled Nat to take his time browsing new artworks, and to always find what he is looking for—even if he doesn’t quite know it when he starts his search. “Saatchi Art provides a great searching tool to find art related to a particular theme, such as a painting related to a recent travel destination,” he explains.

At the same time, he takes advantage of browsing curated collections to explore what’s new in sculptures, abstract art, or any other type of art he is in the mood to look at. But more than that, he loves knowing he is supporting—and connecting with—emerging artists when he buys at Saatchi Art. “I love the idea of helping an up-and-coming artist from halfway around the globe. When I bought the painting by Tarini, I felt this immediate connection to a complete stranger. I wish I could show her how happy I am that she made that painting.”
“See if there is a work of art that you immediately connect with, and don’t be embarrassed if you can’t explain why exactly the art speaks to you.”
His advice for newbies looking to make their first art purchase? Take your time. Go to an art show like The Other Art Fair and browse without an agenda. Or spend an hour just perusing Saatchi Art. “See if there is a work of art that you immediately connect with, and don’t be embarrassed if you can’t explain why exactly the art speaks to you,” Nat recommends. “If it’s within your budget, buy it, because you won’t regret getting to relive that special connection on a daily basis in the peace of your own home.”

Art Inspired by Nat’s Collection

Like what you see? Our expert curators suggest works inspired by the art displayed in Nat’s home.

How to Collect Digital Art

How to Collect Digital Art

The Next Generation of Art

What is
Digital Art?

Digital Art refers to any creative practice that uses digital technology as an essential aspect of its making and/or presentation. Since our founding, Saatchi Art has committed itself to displaying digital artists’ works alongside those by traditional artists. In 2023, expect digital art to be a primary focus for collectors of emerging art worldwide.

Don’t Go There
Michael Rich

A Guide to Buying Digital Art

Many collectors need help knowing where to begin when considering digital art. Where can I buy it? What am I buying? Who are the artists worth collecting? And why is it worth buying? At Saatchi Art, we believe you should invest in works that feel valuable to you. The best way to approach collecting digital art is to start with the basics. We want collecting art to be simple, so here are our helpful tips to guide you along the way.

1.  Buy What You Love

Collect digital art that resonates with you. Remember, art is subjective. Consider how the artwork makes you feel. Does it make you see the world a little differently? If the answer is yes, you may have found the perfect piece.

2.  Set a Budget 

Many first-time collectors assume that valuable, high-quality art is unaffordable and difficult to access. Find emerging artists you love, and that sell work within your budget, to support and collect.

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Sephora Venites

3.  Consider Your Lifestyle

There are many ways to enjoy digital art—from physical prints to digital displays and beyond. Do you want to be able to display the work physically? If so, do you have a space in mind in which to show it off? Consider your space and how you prefer to enjoy the work once you purchase it to determine where to start your collecting journey. 

4. Browse, Favorite, and Filter 

Browse curated collections put together by our expert curators. You can favorite works you like so you can take time to consider them for purchase. Take advantage of our many browse filters to search by budget, style, and more. 

Discover Curated Collections

Take a peek at some of the best emerging digital art at Saatchi Art

The computer becomes the instrument for creating as digital artists turn to code to produce one-of-a-kind, algorithm-generated artworks. Embrace this pioneering art form with this expertly curated collection.

Representing the distortion or static created during technological error and malfunction, contemporary artists are responding to the apprehensions of an increasingly digital society through glitch art. Explore digital artworks inspired by data bending.

For centuries artists have communicated their dreams for the future through art. Glimpse into civilization’s trajectory with scenes of online worlds and utopian societies.

Meet the Artists

Check out a selection of rising artists who are making waves in the digital art world

Scott Gieske is a digital artist and designer based in the United States. Scott loves the interplay of texture, shapes, and colors out in the world, and seeks to create art that is “beautiful, unique, and thought-provoking.”

Before beginning a career in art, Gerdi Moeller-Jansen had professional success in business and technology. About a decade ago, she decided to dedicate her life to art. To her, making art is “not about creating, it is about finding.”

Donald Okudu is a Nigerian-based illustrator and designer. He draws inspiration from a wide range of subjects, such as religion, architecture, anime, and other forms of popular culture.

Michael Vincent Manalo, an AI-generative artist and digital photographer, was born in Manila, Philippines. Some themes he explores in his work are memory, emotions, and human psychology.

Future of Digital Art Podcast

Catch up on the first season of the Future of Digital Art podcast, hosted by Saatchi Art curator Capucine Jenkins

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Saatchi Art’s 2022 Holiday Collection

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A Lifetime of Beauty and Joy

The 2022 Holiday Collection

Create a Beautiful Home for Celebrating Every Day of the Year
Make your space the perfect gathering place with a stunning, one-of-a-kind work of art. At Saatchi Art, we believe art brings joy to a home—whether you’re looking for a work to spark conversation, complement your decor, commemorate an important moment, or serve as an heirloom you can pass down to the next generation. Remember—order by December 14 to ensure delivery by Christmas.
Explore the 2022
Gift Guide
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.

Shop Our Special
Edition Catalog

Enjoy the fifth-annual holiday edition of our catalog. Our expert curators share their favorite art gifts featuring new art collections sure to please—whether shopping for yourself or a loved one.

Introducing the Exclusive
Holiday Collection

We collaborated with some of our most in-demand emerging artists to offer you special edition artworks, just in time for the holidays. Available exclusively at Saatchi Art for a limited time only, these works make the perfect gift for a loved one—or for yourself.

Special Holiday Series

Starting at $380 for 39.4 x 27.6 in
Celebrated Dutch street artist Mister Artsy has created a new series of 15 original artworks inspired by the season, just for Saatchi Art collectors. Join the hundreds of collectors all over the world that have purchased one of Mister Artsy’s striking graffiti paintings.

Limited Edition Gemstone Series

Starting at $960 for 15.7 x 14.6 in
This limited edition series of original artworks by Marc Bowditch features hand-painted designs inspired by glittering gemstones—perfect for the holidays and beyond. In his new series, Marc constructs his paintings through an assemblage of smaller works painted on Fabriano paper that are then cut, folded, and pieced together to create the final compositions.

Realistic Pet Portraits

Starting at $700 for 20 x 16 in
Commission a custom pet portrait from acclaimed French-Canadian painter Marie-Élaine Cusson, who aims to bring warmth and beauty into the homes of collectors through her work. Let Marie-Élaine effortlessly capture your pet’s unique personality and playful energy in her characteristic realism style.

Balloon Heart, RED and
Love is in the Air, GOLD SILVER

Framed Limited Edition Prints
Starting at $990 for 16.9 x 16.9 in
Pop artist VeeBee creates mixed media and collage pieces influenced by urban aesthetics using unconventional techniques and materials. Collect one of her uplifting framed limited edition prints that are sure to put you in the holiday spirit. Each piece is made individually by hand and is signed and numbered.

Custom Surrealist and Pop Art Paintings

Starting at $1,600 for 19.7 x 19.7 in
From surreal animal portraits to David Hockney-inspired pool scenes, Italian Pop artist Carlo Trevisan creates light-hearted paintings that are sure to brighten any space. Commission Carlo to create a custom animal portrait from the selected options or put yourself in one of his California swimming pools.
THE PERFECT GIFT IN JUST A FEW CLICKS:
Saatchi Art Gift Cards
Want to give your loved one a meaningful and personal gift, but not sure where to begin? Saatchi Art is now offering gift cards. Give a gift of original art that will last a lifetime.

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