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RedD Gallery Art Gallery in Chania Crete showcasing work by a selection of International Contemporary Artists. Opening May 2019

Black Girl VI, 2026by Wole Lagunju Studio Inc Oil on Canvas190 x 146 cm / 75 x 57 inA striking celebration of Black femi...
20/10/2026

Black Girl VI, 2026
by Wole Lagunju Studio Inc
Oil on Canvas
190 x 146 cm / 75 x 57 in

A striking celebration of Black femininity, identity, and cultural expression. In Black Girl VI, Wole Lagunju presents a poised, dark-skinned figure adorned in a vibrant, patterned dress and an extraordinary floral headdress. The bold geometry of the garment contrasts beautifully with the flowing blue-and-white botanical motifs that surround her, creating a captivating interplay between pattern, fashion, and nature.

Blending Yoruba visual traditions with contemporary portraiture, Lagunju challenges conventional representations of beauty and identity, placing the Black woman at the centre of a richly imagined visual world. Monumental in scale and exquisite in detail, the painting commands attention through its quiet strength and exuberant colour.

Congratulations to our artist Hope Bartley | Artist on being shortlisted for Monopol Magazin’s ‘Young Generation Art Awa...
17/10/2026

Congratulations to our artist Hope Bartley | Artist on being shortlisted for Monopol Magazin’s ‘Young Generation Art Award’ 2027!

Selected from over 600 submissions, this is a fantastic recognition of Hope’s distinctive artistic practice and compelling exploration of our connection with the natural world.

We’re incredibly proud to see Hope’s work receiving this recognition and look forward to following this exciting next chapter.

WHERE LIGHTNINGS DANCE, 2026by mattia novello Coloured ice on canvas59 1/10 × 51 1/5 in | 150 × 130 cmWhere light become...
15/10/2026

WHERE LIGHTNINGS DANCE, 2026
by mattia novello
Coloured ice on canvas
59 1/10 × 51 1/5 in | 150 × 130 cm

Where light becomes colour, and nature takes the lead.

Mattia Novello’s Where Lightnings Dance captures the fleeting beauty of transformation — a luminous interplay of colour, movement and energy, suspended between dream and reality.

The Green Algorithm, 2026by Taher Jaoui Oil, Acrylic and Charcoal on Canvas66 9/10 × 59 1/10 in | 170 × 150 cmThe Green ...
11/10/2026

The Green Algorithm, 2026
by Taher Jaoui
Oil, Acrylic and Charcoal on Canvas
66 9/10 × 59 1/10 in | 170 × 150 cm

The Green Algorithm explores the space between intuition, systems and pattern. Dominated by vivid greens, turquoise and flashes of yellow, orange and blue, the composition unfolds through geometric structures, circular forms, coded marks and spontaneous gestures.

The title introduces a distinctly contemporary dimension: algorithms are constantly identifying patterns, organizing information and shaping the systems through which we navigate the world. Jaoui transforms this idea into a physical, painterly language, where repetition, interruption and instinct generate their own visual logic.

Green adds another layer of meaning. Associated with growth, nature, technology and the language of financial markets, it becomes both an organic and highly coded colour within the composition. The painting therefore moves between the natural and the synthetic, the intuitive and the calculated.

As part of Jaoui’s Colour series, the work reflects his ongoing dialogue between mathematical structure and gestural abstraction, turning colour into a kind of visual system—one that continuously evolves, overlaps and resists complete resolution.

For more works by Taher Jaoui feel free to visit our pages on Artsy & Artnet (link in bio).

Untitled, 2026by ᴍᴀʀᴄᴏ ʀᴇɪᴄʜᴇʀᴛ Ink on Canvas70 9/10 × 53 1/10 in | 180 × 135 cmA new hybrid painting by Marco Reichert,...
10/10/2026

Untitled, 2026
by ᴍᴀʀᴄᴏ ʀᴇɪᴄʜᴇʀᴛ
Ink on Canvas
70 9/10 × 53 1/10 in | 180 × 135 cm

A new hybrid painting by Marco Reichert, where abstraction becomes a space between digital velocity and physical matter. Layers of violet, ultramarine, turquoise and silver-grey sweep horizontally across the canvas, creating the sensation of a signal moving through space — fragmented, compressed and continuously interrupted.

Dark, fluid forms punctuate the surface like glitches or data clusters, contrasting with the finely repeated linear marks beneath them. The painting shifts between transparency and density, precision and accident, suggesting an image caught somewhere between a digital rendering and its material translation.

Reichert’s hybrid practice brings together painting, technology, machine processes and digital ways of seeing. Here, the traces of movement remain visible: the raw and the controlled, the programmed and the unpredictable. The canvas becomes less a fixed image than an active system — one that changes as the eye moves through its layers.

Stunning new works by Marco Reichert from his Hybrid series are now available via the RedD Gallery. Feel free to visit our pages on Artsy & Artnet for more options (link in bio).

Untitled, 2026by ᴍᴀʀᴄᴏ ʀᴇɪᴄʜᴇʀᴛ Oil on Canvas39 2/5 × 53 1/10 in / 100 × 135 cmMarco Reichert’s Untitled explores the in...
09/10/2026

Untitled, 2026
by ᴍᴀʀᴄᴏ ʀᴇɪᴄʜᴇʀᴛ
Oil on Canvas
39 2/5 × 53 1/10 in / 100 × 135 cm

Marco Reichert’s Untitled explores the intersection of abstraction, digital perception, and material process. Through layered surfaces, gestural interruptions, and the interplay of control and accident, the painting evokes an image caught between formation and dissolution — somewhere between a physical trace and a digital signal.

Part of Reichert’s ongoing Hybrid Paintings practice, the work brings together traditional painterly gestures and technological ways of seeing. Glitches, textures, and unexpected shifts become integral to the composition, revealing the tension between machine logic and the unpredictability of paint.

Rather than illustrating the digital, Reichert translates its visual language into something tactile and immediate, inviting us to reconsider where the virtual ends and the material begins.

For more works by Reichert feel free to visit our pages on Artsy and Artnet (links in bio).

Homage to Eshumare IIby Wole Lagunju Studio Inc Oil on Canvas75 x 57.5 in /190 x 147 cmWole Lagunju’s Homage to Eshumare...
08/10/2026

Homage to Eshumare II
by Wole Lagunju Studio Inc
Oil on Canvas
75 x 57.5 in /190 x 147 cm

Wole Lagunju’s Homage to Eshumare II is a vibrant meditation on identity, transformation, and cultural reclamation. Drawing on Yoruba visual traditions and Gelede masquerade, Lagunju brings together fashion, portraiture, pattern, and symbolism to challenge conventional ideas of race, gender, and power. The figure’s direct gaze, elaborate floral headdress, and kaleidoscopic textiles create a powerful sense of beauty, ambiguity, and transformation.

Lagunju’s work was recently featured at The Armory Show⁠ in New York.

Untitled, 2026by ᴍᴀʀᴄᴏ ʀᴇɪᴄʜᴇʀᴛ Ink on Canvas70 9/10 × 53 1/10 in | 180 × 135 cmA new hybrid painting by Marco Reichert,...
05/10/2026

Untitled, 2026
by ᴍᴀʀᴄᴏ ʀᴇɪᴄʜᴇʀᴛ
Ink on Canvas
70 9/10 × 53 1/10 in | 180 × 135 cm

A new hybrid painting by Marco Reichert, where abstraction becomes a space between digital velocity and physical matter. Layers of violet, ultramarine, turquoise and silver-grey sweep horizontally across the canvas, creating the sensation of a signal moving through space — fragmented, compressed and continuously interrupted.

Dark, fluid forms punctuate the surface like glitches or data clusters, contrasting with the finely repeated linear marks beneath them. The painting shifts between transparency and density, precision and accident, suggesting an image caught somewhere between a digital rendering and its material translation.

Reichert’s hybrid practice brings together painting, technology, machine processes and digital ways of seeing. Here, the traces of movement remain visible: the raw and the controlled, the programmed and the unpredictable. The canvas becomes less a fixed image than an active system — one that changes as the eye moves through its layers.

Stunning new works by Marco Reichert from his Hybrid series are now available via the RedD Gallery. Feel free to visit our pages on Artsy & Artnet for more options (link in bio).

After hours in the French Quarter / The Big Easy, 2026by Manuela Karin Knaut Oil, ink, acrylics, spray paint, marker on ...
03/10/2026

After hours in the French Quarter / The Big Easy, 2026
by Manuela Karin Knaut
Oil, ink, acrylics, spray paint, marker on primed canvas
55 1/10 × 82 7/10 × 2 in | 140 × 210 × 5 cm

When the night comes alive in the French Quarter…

After Hours in the French Quarter / The Big Easy by Manuela Karin Knaut captures the vibrant energy, color, and unmistakable spirit of New Orleans.

A dynamic mix of textures, layers, and expressive marks brings together the unexpected — creating a world full of movement, personality, and urban charm.

Art that invites you to look a little closer and feel a little more.

Visit our pages on Artsy & Artnet for more works by Knaut (link in bio).

After hours in the French Quarter / The Big Easy, 2026by Manuela Karin Knaut Oil, ink, acrylics, spray paint, marker on ...
02/10/2026

After hours in the French Quarter / The Big Easy, 2026
by Manuela Karin Knaut
Oil, ink, acrylics, spray paint, marker on primed canvas
55 1/10 × 82 7/10 × 2 in | 140 × 210 × 5 cm

When the night comes alive in the French Quarter…

After Hours in the French Quarter / The Big Easy by Manuela Karin Knaut captures the vibrant energy, color, and unmistakable spirit of New Orleans.

A dynamic mix of textures, layers, and expressive marks brings together the unexpected — creating a world full of movement, personality, and urban charm.

Art that invites you to look a little closer and feel a little more.

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