Discover Drawing Artists

Baltzersen's drawings and prints explore themes of identity and representation through a delicate, yet incisive line. Her work is both intimate and politically charged.

Bhabha's sculptures and drawings engage with themes of cultural memory and post-colonial identity, creating haunting, otherworldly forms.

Haring's vibrant, graphic works addressed social and political issues, creating a distinctive visual language that resonated with a wide audience.

Stevi's paintings and drawings explore themes of memory, identity, and the body, creating intimate, evocative compositions.

Ebinama's watercolors and drawings explore themes of spirituality, mythology, and the female experience, creating ethereal, dreamlike compositions.

Tsukuda's drawings and collages explore themes of urbanism, technology, and the human body, creating intricate, dystopian compositions.

Rojas's work confronts social and political issues in Colombia. His drawings, photographs, and installations often address themes of violence, power, and sexuality.

Rojas's work confronts social and political issues in Colombia. His drawings, photographs, and installations often address themes of violence, power, and sexuality.

Baraya's work dissects scientific classification, blurring the lines between art and botany. His 'Herbarium' series satirizes colonial practices, revealing the artifice in nature's representation.

Mangelos' enigmatic paintings and texts explored the nature of artistic creation and the artist's role in society. His work, often infused with irony and self-referentiality, defies easy categorization.