Wall vs. Me

Interference in exclusive collaboration with @jeroy94 #wallvsme #artcollection Jérôme Royer Jérôme Royer is filled with the intense urge to make the invisible parts of us, visible Even the once-concealed parts of himself are released through the process of creating. Now, the need to create has become greater than him. Although he once studied in hopes of using his gifts to design architecture, this Parisian painter now can’t imagine himself anywhere but immersed in the world of art. For me, art is like a constant research about beauty, feelings, and reality.

Small Hours, in exclusive collaboration with @frankmoth Curated by Wall vs. Me team of artists. #wallvsme Frank Moth Frank Moth is an award-winning duo based in Thessaloniki, Greece that uses the collage technique to create vintage surreal compositions and retro pop floral portraits in distinctive color palettes that make up his critically acclaimed style. His artworks revolve around the effort of man to find a balance between nostalgia and the distant future. In an attempt to create harmony between people and their surroundings or feelings, he uses eternal elements of colors, flowers, geometric shapes and touches universal concepts like Love, Eternity, Humility, and Remembrance. Frank Moth's work has been featured in many art and design publications worldwide like Colossal, Design Milk, Contemporary Art Curator, Buzzfeed and more.

Santorini Bundle collection in exclusive collaboration with Emily Abay @emilyabay_photographer #wallvsme Emily Abay With over a decade of experience in photography, Emily Abay's work embodies femininity and a natural flow on sun-lit curves that epitomize the sensuality of women. She focuses her vision on sexuality in a unique way that is beautiful to women and sends a positive message about self-image. Working mainly as a commercial fashion and advertising photographer, Abay has been seen in such magazines as Vogue and Harpers Bazaar and countless international advertising campaigns. Now she is able to truly expand her creativity without boundaries.

Afrofuturistic Bundle, in exclusive collaboration with artist @mboa.art #wallvsme Complete your home gallery today. Maxime Manga Cameroon-born and based artist, Maxime has been experimenting with digital collage since 2016. His work manipulates classic photography and geometric shapes with vibrant colors that are reflective of his African culture. It’s this self-described ‘Afrofuturistic’ style that has enabled Maxime to carve out a niche in a contemporary art form.