HELGA STENTZEL Camella Recycled Bag

HELGA STENTZEL Camella Recycled BagHelga Stentzel is a London based multidisciplinary artist who specializes in "household surrealism." By transforming domestic objects like bread or laundry into playful creatures, she invites viewers to find magic in the mundane. A Central Saint Martins alumna with a background in fashion and advertising, she became a full time artist in 2017 and gained international acclaim for her Clothesline Animals series.

Featuring Sunflowers (1889)

they celebrate the genius of Leonardo da Vinci

The Peacock Power recycled weekender bursts with bold

lively depiction of watermelons conveys a sense of vitality

dedicated to becoming better together

KATSUSHIKA HOKUSAI Fuji from Gotenyama

The Guerrilla Girls use cheeky humor and bold visuals to highlight the lack of women’s art in galleries

Introducing the Transparent Milky Neon zip pockets

A compact accessory with big editorial impact

left a legacy of divine designs and epic landscapes that continue to inspire worldwide

The Treachery of Images (1935) and The Promise (1950)

Katsushika Hokusai was a Japanese artist who celebrated the beauty of Japan and its rich history