Soo Burnell presents Victorian swimming pools in a quiet, classic ambience. The composition of the linear geometry and the crisp pastel colours are reminiscent of Wes Anderson's films, inspiring art lovers all over the world. Terrence Zhang works completely differently. He portrays a deserted pool in Tianjin and brings the modern architecture to the forefront, beams of daylight pour in through the window and dip into the water.

Not only is the model’s look seductive and mysterious, but so is Guy Aroch execution. He masterfully captures light and shadow, turning the green eyed woman into a mystery that captivates any viewer.

Tommy Clarke tells the story of the lifestyle hotspot Saint Tropez in a new and exciting way. The bay, where once fishing boats were anchored, is beautifully presented from a bird's eye view and its luxurious nature enchants us.

Photo artist and extreme sportsman Tim McKenna approached gigantic waves off Tahiti on his surfboard. His creations are made in direct contact with nature, achieving breathtaking liveliness. Hengki Koentjoro plunges in even deeper, immersing himself into the water for his work. He captures the freedom of the boys of Jakarta in classic black-and-white photography.

Our collection of beach artworks will show you the beach from a new perspective. The Lifeguard cottages by Kim & Kang are bright and original. Their presentation in central perspective classifies them not only as documentations of Pop Art but also of the unique culture of Miami Beach. Patrick Tschudi doesn't simply show full and colourful beaches, he reveals unexpected anonymity. He distorts the sunbathers and creates projection surface of his own vision - a familiar, yet new look for the beach holiday.

Rafael Neff shows us a contemplative view of the beach. The beaches are empty and without guests, yet still full of memories. The beach cabanas are a special cultural treasure on the North and Baltic Sea, and they’ve never been so elegantly and dreamily portrayed.

Dreams become reality with these unique works full of grace and vitality. The diptych by Wolfgang Uhlig depicts the expanse of the Atlantic Ocean in tandem with the rocky coast, creating an artistic embodiment of wanderlust in timeless black-and-white photography.

Enjoy the colorful diversity of the Copacabana with the collage by Sanda Anderlon. Her work has so many fine details that you can always make new discoveries when looking at it. Take a trip to Venice with the gondolier in Robert Jahns, artwork, or maybe with Pep Ventosa who spectacularly explores the endless possibilities of depth and perspective within their work.