Anastasia holds an impressive CV of European exhibitions, residencies and awards. She is born in the USSR and now living in Sweden. Anastasia’s artistic practise revolves around photography investigating spaces and architecture, often with a focus on decay.

The ambience in her works is both familiar and alienated. Merging and manipulating photographs digitally she creates dreamy images of amorphous  buildings that often exhume both humour and unheimlichkeit.

Anastasia’s photographic/digital works are calm and beautiful and their mysterious feel allows the spectator to wonder.

American illustrator Audrey Helen Weber studied theatre design and drawing at Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts. After graduating she focused her work on self published art zines and small books. Her creative work is inspired by folk tales, nature, children’s book illustration and early American art.

Her drawings has been featured in The New York Times and The New Yorker. Audrey works primarily in gouache on paper but also makes small sculptures, masks and quilts.

For aparte.works Audrey has made a series of gouache drawings depicting people parading and playing, plus a beautiful bouquet of diverse flowers inhabited by small creatures.

Hannah is a British screen print wizard, who’s been featured in publications such as Daily Telegraph, Sunday Times and Stylist Magazine. Working out of her own studio, she is a master of flourescent colour and motifs with a pun(chline).

We convinced her to step away from the silk screen for a minute to create digital artworks for aparte.works – while, off course, staying true to her vibrant colurscheme and tongue-in-cheek approach to art.

Hannah’s artworks will put a piece of the rainbow on your wall and a smile on your face.

Manchester based artist Imogen Crossland – Imo among friends – is a 2020 graduate from the University of Brighton with a degree in Visual Communications.

Imo’s works are digital collages; colourful, bold and often a bit cheeky. Always portraying the good things in life and giving the spectator an instant spark of joy and feeling of togetherness.

Working together with aparte.works Imo has been true to her good-times-themed aesthetic: A vase with flowers (and eyes looking back at you) and a party in heaven.

JooHee Yoon is an award winning American illustrator living and working in Brooklyn.
Her field of work includes illustrations for news media – such as The New York Times, The Boston Globe, Le Monde and Washington Post – poster and package design, teaching at the Rhode Island School of Design and participating in talks and exhibitions.

Yoon primarily draws on paper, scans her illustrations and put them together digitally.

Llew made an exception when he created art prints for aparte.works. He primarily works with textile design, creating patterns and designing print in a combination of hand-drawn and computer-generated illustration.

Llew has an admirable list of clients including Apple, Google, Nike, ADIDAS, and Patagonia.

Travelling between Southwestern United States and Mexico in his childhood, he has a unique perspective on American as well as Mexican culture – which often reflects in the ambience in his works. Llew is currently living in New York.

For the cooperation with aparte.works Llew has created proud creatures – horses, tigers and birds – to adorn your walls and inspire your everyday life.

Starting his life and creative education in visual communication design in Mendoza in Argentina, Matías later moved from one wine country to another; he now resides and works in France, where his bike rides in nature provides inspiration for his art and illustrations.

Matías’ contribution to Aparte is a series of poetic birds. The three Aparte art prints depict birds adorned with symbols. The illustrations show Matías’ love for finding greatness in small things, plus a sense of freedom, and search for the positive things in life.

Matías prefers to use only a few elements in his illustrations. He likes imperfect shapes and naive lines. His method is mostly digital, but he gives his illustrations a more ‘traditional’ form by using brush and pencil effects.

The creative world of Nevada-based artist Rebecca Zwanzig draws on nostalgia: Childhood memories and impressions from fauna and flora.

She works with acrylic and gouache colours, Posca markers, and digital illustration in a retro colour scheme consisting of burnt orange, brown, and rosy hues.

Rebecca’s contribution to the Aparte collection is serpentine and flowery illustrations with a 1970’s – yet modern – feeling to them. Pure ‘Summer of Love’ in a frame. 

Living in Moscow, Varya has been studying painting, illustration and animation and is a graduate from Kaluga College of Fine Arts. She’s working within the fields of animation films and illustration. She’s been illustrating magazines, books and websites and participating in various exhibitions.

Varyas approach to the creative work is a fearless take on art; not being afraid of making mistakes, but growing and learning from them, and using flaws to break new ground.

In cooperation with aparte.works Varya is using her creative forces to tell stories through drawings of sportsmen and palm groves. Varyas unique technique – a combination of pencil-drawn silhuettes and painted cut-out elements – adds movement and layers to the motif.