Originally from Istanbul and currently based in Curçay-sur-Dive, France, Ahmet Başar studied Graphic Arts at the Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University. His practice centers on abstract painting, creating open visual fields that invite interpretation, play, and personal encounters. Working primarily with large-scale acrylic compositions, he explores the deconstruction of form, colour relationships, and fragments of everyday memory. Guided by curiosity, he uses bold surfaces and layered gestures to draw viewers into an active dialogue with the work. Başar has exhibited internationally and collaborated with galleries and institutions including the Istanbul State Museum of Painting and Sculpture. His works are held in private collections worldwide. He continues to develop new projects from his studio in France while collaborating with PP to bring his artworks to walls and spaces internationally.

Originally from Innsbruck, Austria, and now based between Vienna and Innsbruck, Aslan Kudrnofsky studied photography at Die Graphische in Vienna and works primarily with analogue photography. Her practice explores the dialogue between people, places, architecture, and nature — finding presence in ordinary moments, subtle geometries, and fleeting light. She often transforms landscapes and everyday scenes into quietly cinematic visions, sometimes reminiscent of 1960s sci-fi atmospheres, revealing the extraordinary within the ordinary. Whether people appear or remain absent, their presence shapes the image. By focusing on stillness — moments just before or after action — her work uncovers intention within chance and poetry within the everyday. Recurring themes in her work include monochromy, repetition of form and color, duality, and the unexpected aesthetics of imperfection. Light leaks from her analogue cameras, embraced rather than corrected, become a collaborative element in the image, reflecting uncertainty and turning loss of control into a visual language of its own. Her artistic output spans small and medium format analogue photography, polaroids, photo collages, luminous objects, and drawings. Aslan has collaborated with institutions including MAK Vienna, Ferdinandeum Innsbruck, Neue Galerie Innsbruck, and Kunstraum Schwaz. She is now contributing to PP, bringing her artworks to walls worldwide and enriching the community.

Originally from Southern Italy and currently based in Florence, Luca di Napoli underwent formal training at the Fine Arts school in Florence before specializing in the technical discipline of animation cinema in Paris. His practice is characterized by an investigation into the manifestation of subconscious imagery, translating what he describes as “informed visions” into complex, multi-layered physical compositions. At present, his work centers on traditional painting and graphic series, with a particular emphasis on chromatic restraint and structured, yet often bizarre, figurative arrangements. His methodology is highly deliberate, moving from spontaneous drafts to an analytical finalization process where color palettes and line weights are carefully defined to maintain compositional balance. His work is informed by a philosophy that explores the tension between opposing states, such as the balance between chaos and harmony or the relationship between humanity and the natural world. Luca di Napoli has participated in various international exhibitions and festivals, notably within the cultural landscape of Paris. His works are held in private collections and have been featured in publications documenting his evolution from illustrative roots to refined fine art. He continues to develop projects that challenge the boundaries of traditional media while collaborating with PRINTED PRINTED to bring his work into diverse architectural and public spaces worldwide.

Mark Grünberger is a creative professional shaped by a rich artistic upbringing. Born in Edinburgh to Austrian and Scottish parents, he was immersed in visual culture from an early age and naturally gravitated toward creative expression. In his teens, he began experimenting with photography, discovering the camera as a tool for observation and storytelling. After a career in graphic design and creative direction within art and fashion, he founded a design studio in Innsbruck, Austria, focused on brand culture and visual communication. Today, he continues to explore visual narratives through his personal photography, often working with his Leica Q3. Drawn to the quiet presence of everyday scenes, Mark captures the poetry in ordinary moments. He believes that essence reveals itself in simplicity and subtlety, creating images that invite reflection and awareness rather than explanation.

Originally from Innsbruck, Austria, Matthias Brunthaler studied Graphic Design at HTL Bau & Kunst. His work moves between graphic design and photography, guided by a sensitivity to patterns, structures, and abstract forms found in nature. Lines, proportions, and compositions define his visual language. Elements are reduced and arranged with precision, creating a sense of quiet clarity. His images often arise from unexpected perspectives, revealing details that might otherwise go unnoticed. This shift in viewpoint becomes both method and intent. Brunthaler has exhibited at the Museum Wattens and recently began collaborating with PRINTED PRINTED, extending his work into new contexts.

PP Studio is the in-house artistic practice of Printed Printed, creating original art prints developed exclusively for the platform. Rooted in graphic design and contemporary printmaking, the studio’s work explores color, form, and balance with a quiet, considered approach. Each piece is designed for everyday spaces — art that integrates naturally into your surroundings and reveals itself over time. All works are conceived and produced in-house, ensuring close attention to concept, material, and finish. Art prints are released as affordable and limited editions, available in multiple sizes, framed or unframed. Based in Innsbruck, Austria, PP Studio forms the creative core of PP, shaping walls near and far with clarity, intention, and lasting presence.