Mit 'KAVIAR SCHAMPUS TRÜFFELSCHWEIN' stellt die EDITION PEIX im neuen Jahr das Genießen in den Mittelpunkt. Essen, Schlemmen und Auftischen ist das Thema. Erneut haben 12 Illustratoren 12 Illustrationen geschaffen, die eigens für die EDITION PEIX erstellt wurden. Das ungewöhnliche Format von 33 x 100 cm ist Blickfang in Büros, Wohnzimmern, Praxen oder Eingangsbereichen. Mit Agostino Iacurci, Manne Lalilian, Carmen Segovia und Tanya Teibtner wählte EDITION PEIX spannende neue internationale Illustratoren, Martin Haake und Olaf Hajek sind erneut mit von der Partie. Alle sechs Illustratoren werden von 2AGENTEN vertreten.
Agostino Iacurci studied Visual Arts and Etchings at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome. His practice embraces a wide range of media, including painting, murals, sculpture, drawing, and installation. Iacurci combines his artworks with scenographic spaces to transform the perception of given environments. Starting from specific topics such as the use of colors in the ancient and classical world, he questions issues of traditions and identity, investigating the process of idealization of underlying historical myths and their impact on the collective imagination.
Olaf Hajek was born in northern Germany on the border to Denmark and now resides in Berlin, Cape Town and Mallorca. He spent his formative professional years in Amsterdam, where he threw himself into the social and freelance illustration scene. His elegant, figurative, colorful, and textural work bears a strong sense of character and fine art sensibility. He exhibits regularly in galleries all over the world and appears ubiquitously at various awards : American Illustration, Images, Communication Arts, D&AD... Olaf’s versatile and ever-evolving work is well-established in all areas: advertising, design, publishing and editorial, with the occasional foray into animation, and he is destined to be one of the superstars of the genre for many years to come.
Manne Jalilian is an artist, illustrator, animator and designer based in Stockholm. His practice includes a variety of disciplines, such as illustration, animation, pattern design, mural painting, and editorial illustration. He has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design and Illustration from Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm. He describes his style as playful, colorful and decorative. He often finds inspiration in his surroundings, such as nature, people, architecture, music, and film.
Martin Haake is an award-winning artist and illustrator. After working for several years as a freelance artist in Hamburg and London, he is currently living and working in Berlin, Germany. Martin’s work has received numerous international awards such as the coveted Yellow Pencil from the British Art Director’s Club, D&AD, and two prestigious silver awards from the German Art Director’s Club. His work is included in major international art projects around the globe. Martin’s work is influenced by the surrealists and DADA artists of the last century, outsider artists as well as children’s book illustrations of the 1950s. His first picture book entitled ‘City Atlas’ was published in 2016 and has been translated into fifteen languages.
Carmen Segovia lives and works in Barcelona, where she graduated in Film and Theatre Studies before turning her attention to drawing and painting. Carmen often leaves her drawing board to explore other countries and cultures. In Mexico, for example, she not only creates wonderful mural paintings, but also devotes her time to traditional embroidery art while on her travels. Carmen works as an illustrator for international clients, portraying stories in tusche and acrylic.
Tanya Teibtner graduated with a degree in Visual Communication at the University of the Arts Berlin in 2019. Her illustrations are characterized by her rich but subtle color palette, symbolic details and nostalgic atmospheres. They are analogue drawings with Indian ink and colored digitally.