Art Division
Drag to move through the archive
Art Division
Art Division
Drag to move through the archive
The Art Division presents original works by visual artist ISH and photographer DOBLEM, bringing together contemporary digital art and fine art photography through evolving collections, limited-edition releases, and exhibition-driven bodies of work.
Centered around original authorship, the division explores color, atmosphere, composition, and visual storytelling through distinct collections that investigate culture, identity, memory, and place. Together, these works form a growing archive of contemporary art developed to be experienced, collected, and exhibited.
The work of Lashan Mitchell (ISH) is developed through original collections that investigate color, composition, and visual narrative as evolving artistic studies. Rather than creating isolated images, each body of work establishes its own visual language while contributing to a broader archive of contemporary digital art.
Collections including The Kids of the Lower East Side, Mott St., The Year of Design, The Infinite Canvas of Rei, and Summer of '24 explore themes of culture, identity, memory, fashion, and imagination through bold color, expressive composition, and original visual storytelling. Together, these collections reflect an evolving artistic practice rooted in experimentation, authorship, and contemporary image-making.
Photography, for DOBLEM, is an act of observation shaped through long-form collections rather than individual images. Working across portraiture, architecture, fashion, travel, and everyday environments, each series explores atmosphere, light, composition, and place through a refined editorial perspective.
Collections including FENICE examine the relationship between photography and visual narrative, creating original bodies of work developed for exhibition, limited-edition prints, and publication. Together, these collections form an expanding photographic archive where restraint, perspective, and thoughtful observation define the work.