inside the styll collection

A collection is often understood as something complete.

A fixed set of works assembled and finished.

At STYLL, we see it differently.

A collection is not an endpoint. It is an evolving conversation between artists, ideas and the people who choose to live with their work.

A Collection in Motion

The STYLL Collection brings together a curated group of contemporary artists working across photography, fine art, illustration and mixed media.

Rather than operating as a traditional catalogue, it is structured as a living framework—one that allows individual practices to retain their distinct identity while contributing to a wider visual and conceptual dialogue.

Across the collection, recurring themes emerge: identity, memory, cultural influence, human connection, and our relationship with the natural world. These ideas are not imposed. They arise naturally through the practices of the artists themselves.

Each work exists independently, yet also forms part of a broader conversation.

The Artists

The STYLL Collection includes established and emerging voices whose work spans cinematic photography, expressive portraiture, meditative landscape and contemporary visual storytelling.

From the oceanic studies of Manta Paul and Zoë Lower, to the dreamlike compositions of Juliana Vasquez, the narrative-driven work of Sasha Nathwani, and the culturally resonant portraiture of Ray Burmiston, each artist brings a distinct perspective.

Across the collection, artists such as Ki Price explore contemporary portraiture through trust, proximity and cultural relevance—capturing figures whose influence extends across music, fashion and public life.

Others, like Richard Journo, explore abstraction and form, while artists including Damian Rimmer and Tamara Bacchia work with texture, atmosphere and emotional tone to create works that sit at the intersection of image and interior space.

Together, they represent not a single style, but a shared sensitivity to how images shape experience.

How the Collection Is Built

The STYLL Collection is not defined by volume, but by intention.

Each body of work is carefully considered, selected for its ability to exist both independently and in dialogue with others. Rather than representing entire catalogues, we focus on specific series and editions that carry clarity of vision and purpose.

This approach allows for depth rather than breadth.

It also ensures that each work within the collection has a defined place within a wider visual and conceptual structure.

Production and Place

Every STYLL edition is produced with attention to both craft and responsibility.

Works are printed close to collectors where possible, reducing unnecessary environmental impact while maintaining museum-grade production standards. This global network of fine art print partners ensures consistency, quality and longevity across all editions.

Alongside the physical production of each work, we place equal importance on provenance.

Every edition carries an artist-approved signature and a personal transfer of ownership, creating a direct and considered connection between artist and collector.

These elements are not supplementary. They are integral to how the work exists in the world.

Living With the Collection

The STYLL Collection is designed to be experienced, not simply viewed.

These works are intended for interiors—spaces where they become part of daily life, shifting in meaning as they are lived with over time. A portrait may become a presence in a room. A landscape may change the rhythm of a space. An abstract work may quietly alter how light and form are perceived within an environment.

Over time, the relationship between work and space becomes part of the collection itself.

Not just what is owned, but how it is lived with.

A Shared Philosophy

While each artist within STYLL has a distinct practice, they are connected by a shared sensitivity to how images shape experience.

Some explore cultural memory and identity. Others focus on natural systems, abstraction or narrative storytelling. Some document people and moments that define contemporary culture. Others work more quietly with atmosphere, tone and composition.

What connects them is not style, but intent.

A belief that images are not passive objects, but active participants in how we understand the world around us.

Beyond the Object

In contemporary collecting, the conversation often centres on ownership.

At STYLL, we are more interested in relationship.

Between artist and collector. Between work and space. Between image and memory.

Each edition exists within this framework—not as a static object, but as part of an ongoing exchange that continues long after acquisition.

The STYLL Perspective

We believe a collection should feel personal, considered and alive.

Not defined by accumulation, but by connection.

Not shaped by trend, but by attention.

And not completed, but continually unfolding.

The STYLL Collection exists within that space—where art is not simply seen, but lived with. Where meaning develops over time. And where every work is part of something still becoming.