Brian Rea: New Limited Edition Screenprints for Art & Edition

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Brian Rea: New Limited Edition Screenprints for Art & Edition

Artist: Brian Rea | Publisher: ARTN Edition | Edition: 25 per colourway

American artist and illustrator Brian Rea joins an internationally recognised roster of artists represented by Korean art publisher and gallery ARTN Edition, alongside celebrated names including Andy Warhol, Yayoi Kusama, KAWS, Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons, Yoshitomo Nara and Julian Opie.

For his latest release, Brian has created a collection of six limited-edition screenprints exploring the everyday gestures through which we express love, affection and connection.

Released following Kiaf SEOUL 2026, where Brian Rea's work attracted considerable attention from collectors, the new collection comprises two compositions, LYSSNANDE and BIG KRAMAR, each produced in three colourways: blue, yellow and red.

The Swedish title LYSSNANDE, meaning 'listening', explores the quiet intimacy of giving someone your full attention. BIG KRAMAR, meaning 'big hugs', celebrates the universal language of an embrace. Together, the two works consider how seemingly simple gestures can communicate affection, reassurance and understanding.

Produced as fine art screenprints, the editions combine Brian Rea's distinctive hand-drawn linework with bold, carefully layered areas of colour. Each colourway offers a different interpretation of the original composition, retaining the spontaneity and playful visual language that characterise his illustration practice.

Each print is strictly limited to an edition of just 25, making this a particularly collectable release from the artist.

The six new Brian Rea special editions are available through ARTN Edition.

Artist: Brian Rea
Publisher: ARTN Edition, South Korea
Edition: 25 per colourway
Medium: Screenprint
Collection: Six limited-edition prints

Daniel Chrichlow

Daniel Chrichlow is a prominent international creative producer with a keen eye for boundary-pushing talent. Dan has been instrumental in bridging the gap between independent artists and global brands since 2006.

A pivotal aspect of Dan’s career is his deep connection to Japan; he helped establish Dutch Uncle agency’s Tokyo office at its inception in 2006, fostering a unique cross-cultural exchange of visual styles.

This continued presence allows him to collaborate with a diverse roster of Asian talent while bringing an international creative perspective to the East Asian market.

As a respected voice in the industry, Chrichlow frequently serves as a judge for prestigious design awards and curates influential lists of emerging artists. His work continues to shape the landscape of contemporary commercial art, emphasizing innovation, craft, and global collaboration.

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