Galerie Normal

05/07/2026

Katharina Husslein, a German artist renowned for her hyperrealistic artworks, captures the essence of vibrant bouquets and lush impasto landscapes through oil paintings. Raised in a charming village surrounded by nature's splendor in the South of Germany, she embarked on a journey of artistic exploration by pursuing studies in London, UK. This immersion in a diverse cultural milieu broadened her creative vistas and allowed her to refine her artistic expressions. Her global sojourns, including stints in California, Australia, and New York, not only honed her skills but also provided invaluable insights into the art market.
Since 2019, Katharina Husslein has called Munich home.
Her artistic footprint extends across Europe, with exhibitions gracing prominent cities such as London, Amsterdam, Basel and Hamburg. Additionally, her work has been showcased in Los Angeles, USA, garnering a widespread and international collector base.
Husslein's artistic philosophy marries a reverence for classical masterpieces with the immersive allure of contemporary still life and botany. Her signature style is characterized by meticulous hyperrealism, particularly evident in her still-life floral compositions. Central to her creations are the visual and tactile attributes of flowers, intertwined with their symbolism evoking themes of love, femininity, and the natural world. These elements coalesce to fashion Husslein's vivacious and captivating compositions.
In her artistic process, Husslein encapsulates the transient ecstasy of a fleeting moment, often when flowers are resplendent in full bloom. Her canvases frequently orchestrate an array of botanical species, harmoniously coexisting within a vase, transcending the boundaries of temporal accuracy. Rather than fixating on botanical fidelity, her oeuvres spotlight the interplay of colors, illumination, textures, and intricate minutiae, which collectively imbue her works with an enigmatic allure, captivating the observer.
Husslein as a painter of flowers - like the poet or even the botanist - chooses the subject for her art, as more than just a thing of beauty designed for appeal to the eye. Flowers are instead, a multidimensional subject which lends itself to a variety of artistic sensibilities. The flower is beautiful, but it is also a vital organism, an embodiment of nature and a fact of science, as well as a potent vehicle for symbolism - it can stand for love, is used in different religions for various gods and ultimately for peace amongst many others.

Exhibition CV
2026 Fresh Art Fair with Newinger Art, Alexandra Palace, London, UK
2026 Gallery Poulsen, Copenhagen, Denmark, Exhibition titled: Vorsprung durch Technik
2026 Gallery Poulsen, Art Herning, The Netherlands
2025 Affordable Art Fair Hamburg, Germany, Folly & Muse
2025 Exhibition Artifex Gallery, Birmingham, UK
2025 Discovery Art Fair Frankfurt, Folly & Muse
2025 The Moreton Gallery, Summer exhibition, UK
2025 ‘Can I Touch That’ exploration of texture Artspace Warehouse Los Angeles
2025 Discovery Art Fair Cologne
2025 Affordable Art Fair Hampstead
2024 Exhibition: ‘Female Empowerment’, Kunstwarenhaus Zürich
2024 November Affordable Art Fair Hamburg with Folly & Muse
2024 Affordable Art Fair Battersea with Folly & Muse
2024 Affordable Art Fair Hampstead with Newinger Art
2024 Affordable Art Fair Austin, Texas with Artspace Warehouse
2024 Affordable Art Fair Battersea Spring with Newinger Art
2024 Affordable Art Fair Hampstead with Newinger Art
2023 November Affordable Art Fair Hamburg with Folly & Muse
2023 November Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam with Newinger Art
2023 September ‘Ordinary but Extraordinary’ with Hunter Gallery, Bury St. Edmunds, UK
2023 September ‘Texture and Topography’ with Artspace Warehouse, Los Angeles
2023 Exhibition ‘Flowers’ with Galerie Katapult, Basel, Switzerland
2023 August Aldeburgh Art Fair with Newinger Art
2023 May Affordable Art Fair Hampstead with Newinger Art
2023 April Discovery Art Fair Cologne with Newinger Art
2023 March Affordable Art Fair Battersea Spring with Signet Contemporary
2023 February Affordable Art Fair Brussels with Folly & Muse
2022 December Exhibition with Edward Montgomery Fine Arts
2022 November Affordable Art Fair Hamburg with Folly & Muse
2022 October Affordable Art Fair Battersea with Signet Contemporary
2022 October Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam with Folly & Muse
2022 Signet Gallery, London, Summer Exhibition
2022 Artspace Warhouse ‘Room to Breahte’
2021 Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam
2021 Affordable Art Fair Brussels
2021 Affordable Art Fair Hamburg
2019 Affordable Art Fair Brussels
2019 Affordable Art Fair Hamburg
2019 Discovery Art Fair Frankfurt
2018 AAF Brussels
2017 AAF Battersea London
2017 Art Muc
2017 Art & Antique Salzburg
2017 Affordable Art Fair Brussels
2017 AFfordable Art Fair Milan
2017 ARTe SindelFingen
2016 Stroke Art fair Munich
2016 Affordable Art Fair Battersea, London
2015 Liverpool Contemporary

05/07/2026

Welcome to the Galerie and the family to Katharina Husslein,
ORIGIN
Germany - 1989
RECOGNITION
2009 Foundation Degree Art & Design Metropolitan University, London
BA in Fashion Buying Management Westminster University, London
ACQUISITION
Global: Americas, Asia, & Europe

Katharina Husslein, a German artist renowned for her hyperrealistic artworks, captures the essence of vibrant bouquets and lush impasto landscapes through oil paintings. Raised in a charming village surrounded by nature's splendor in the South of Germany, she embarked on a journey of artistic exploration by pursuing studies in London, UK. This immersion in a diverse cultural milieu broadened her creative vistas and allowed her to refine her artistic expressions. Her global sojourns, including stints in California, Australia, and New York, not only honed her skills but also provided invaluable insights into the art market.
Since 2019, Katharina Husslein has called Munich home.
Her artistic footprint extends across Europe, with exhibitions gracing prominent cities such as London, Amsterdam, Basel and Hamburg. Additionally, her work has been showcased in Los Angeles, USA, garnering a widespread and international collector base.
Husslein's artistic philosophy marries a reverence for classical masterpieces with the immersive allure of contemporary still life and botany. Her signature style is characterized by meticulous hyperrealism, particularly evident in her still-life floral compositions. Central to her creations are the visual and tactile attributes of flowers, intertwined with their symbolism evoking themes of love, femininity, and the natural world. These elements coalesce to fashion Husslein's vivacious and captivating compositions.
In her artistic process, Husslein encapsulates the transient ecstasy of a fleeting moment, often when flowers are resplendent in full bloom. Her canvases frequently orchestrate an array of botanical species, harmoniously coexisting within a vase, transcending the boundaries of temporal accuracy. Rather than fixating on botanical fidelity, her oeuvres spotlight the interplay of colors, illumination, textures, and intricate minutiae, which collectively imbue her works with an enigmatic allure, captivating the observer.
Husslein as a painter of flowers - like the poet or even the botanist - chooses the subject for her art, as more than just a thing of beauty designed for appeal to the eye. Flowers are instead, a multidimensional subject which lends itself to a variety of artistic sensibilities. The flower is beautiful, but it is also a vital organism, an embodiment of nature and a fact of science, as well as a potent vehicle for symbolism - it can stand for love, is used in different religions for various gods and ultimately for peace amongst many others.

Exhibition CV
2026 Fresh Art Fair with Newinger Art, Alexandra Palace, London, UK
2026 Gallery Poulsen, Copenhagen, Denmark, Exhibition titled: Vorsprung durch Technik
2026 Gallery Poulsen, Art Herning, The Netherlands
2025 Affordable Art Fair Hamburg, Germany, Folly & Muse
2025 Exhibition Artifex Gallery, Birmingham, UK
2025 Discovery Art Fair Frankfurt, Folly & Muse
2025 The Moreton Gallery, Summer exhibition, UK
2025 ‘Can I Touch That’ exploration of texture Artspace Warehouse Los Angeles
2025 Discovery Art Fair Cologne
2025 Affordable Art Fair Hampstead
2024 Exhibition: ‘Female Empowerment’, Kunstwarenhaus Zürich
2024 November Affordable Art Fair Hamburg with Folly & Muse
2024 Affordable Art Fair Battersea with Folly & Muse
2024 Affordable Art Fair Hampstead with Newinger Art
2024 Affordable Art Fair Austin, Texas with Artspace Warehouse
2024 Affordable Art Fair Battersea Spring with Newinger Art
2024 Affordable Art Fair Hampstead with Newinger Art
2023 November Affordable Art Fair Hamburg with Folly & Muse
2023 November Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam with Newinger Art
2023 September ‘Ordinary but Extraordinary’ with Hunter Gallery, Bury St. Edmunds, UK
2023 September ‘Texture and Topography’ with Artspace Warehouse, Los Angeles
2023 Exhibition ‘Flowers’ with Galerie Katapult, Basel, Switzerland
2023 August Aldeburgh Art Fair with Newinger Art
2023 May Affordable Art Fair Hampstead with Newinger Art
2023 April Discovery Art Fair Cologne with Newinger Art
2023 March Affordable Art Fair Battersea Spring with Signet Contemporary
2023 February Affordable Art Fair Brussels with Folly & Muse
2022 December Exhibition with Edward Montgomery Fine Arts
2022 November Affordable Art Fair Hamburg with Folly & Muse
2022 October Affordable Art Fair Battersea with Signet Contemporary
2022 October Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam with Folly & Muse
2022 Signet Gallery, London, Summer Exhibition
2022 Artspace Warhouse ‘Room to Breahte’
2021 Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam
2021 Affordable Art Fair Brussels
2021 Affordable Art Fair Hamburg
2019 Affordable Art Fair Brussels
2019 Affordable Art Fair Hamburg
2019 Discovery Art Fair Frankfurt
2018 AAF Brussels
2017 AAF Battersea London
2017 Art Muc
2017 Art & Antique Salzburg
2017 Affordable Art Fair Brussels
2017 AFfordable Art Fair Milan
2017 ARTe SindelFingen
2016 Stroke Art fair Munich
2016 Affordable Art Fair Battersea, London
2015 Liverpool Contemporary

05/07/2026

We want to welcome to the Galerie Normal the Master of Hard Knocks School of Arts:

Gregory Malphurs
I guess you could say I grew up in art.
As a kid, I spent countless hours in my grandfather's studio on Miami Beach. He was a portrait painter with a storefront right there on the beach. He did a portrait of JFK that is in the White House collection. He also drank scotch and smoked cigs with Frank Sinatra while painting his portrait too.

My grandfather, Boompa we called him, set me free in the studio. Whatever materials or subjects I wanted to explore were there for me. Not to mention his epic collection of art books. Through which I learned all I needed to know about human anatomy - especially the Beardsley book.

My parents were ultra religious and art was my refuge. It’s not an exaggeration to say it saved my life by giving me purpose.

I grew up between two opposing worlds—strict control and complete freedom. In one, truth was dictated. In the other, it was lived. I learned early that what we’re told to believe and what actually feels true don’t always match. That tension never left me.

I've been drawing and painting professionally for over 30 years and my work is collected all over the world including the United States, Europe, South America and Australia.

I work and live in Joshua Tree.

05/07/2026

We want to welcome to the Galerie Normal the Master of Hard Knocks School of Arts:
Gregory Malphurs
I guess you could say I grew up in art.
As a kid, I spent countless hours in my grandfather's studio on Miami Beach. He was a portrait painter with a storefront right there on the beach. He did a portrait of JFK that is in the White House collection. He also drank scotch and smoked cigs with Frank Sinatra while painting his portrait too.

My grandfather, Boompa we called him, set me free in the studio. Whatever materials or subjects I wanted to explore were there for me. Not to mention his epic collection of art books. Through which I learned all I needed to know about human anatomy - especially the Beardsley book.

My parents were ultra religious and art was my refuge. It’s not an exaggeration to say it saved my life by giving me purpose.

I grew up between two opposing worlds—strict control and complete freedom. In one, truth was dictated. In the other, it was lived. I learned early that what we’re told to believe and what actually feels true don’t always match. That tension never left me.

I've been drawing and painting professionally for over 30 years and my work is collected all over the world including the United States, Europe, South America and Australia.

I work and live in Joshua Tree.

05/07/2026

05/07/2026

We want to welcome to Galerie Normal Artist called TOMO,
TOMO is a Toronto-based contemporary artist who bridges the gap between sequential art and fine art. With a professional background in graphic design, he translates the kinetic energy of comic books into structured, large-scale gallery works.

​His practice is rooted in the visual language of the 1970s through the 2000s. By focusing on the linework and graphic mastery of that era, TOMO preserves the integrity of original comic illustrations while recontextualizing them through hand-painted textures and high-contrast compositions. The result is a mature interpretation of modern mythology that moves the medium from the page to the canvas.

Each piece is a fine art study of the source material, designed to preserve and pay homage to, yet elevate classic comic aesthetics into a contemporary fine art space.

TOMO’s work is held in private collections across North America, Asia, and Europe, as he continues to explore the evolution of comic art in a gallery context.

"A superhero in the making of the contemporary pop art!"

04/30/2026

"Galerie Normal is proud to announce that we now officially represent Todd Monk. We are honored to welcome him to our family of artists and look forward to showcasing his unique vision."

04/30/2026

Galerie Normal welcome to the family Supmanee Chaisansuk:
Supmanee's Art Statement
"My artwork is inspired by nature because of my immediate and personal experiences. My home is a local house located in the central business district of Bangkok. It is surrounded by a naturally green area and ecology that cultivates my desire to appreciate the beauty of nature. I’m always eager to zoom in on patterns of wildlife such as trees, herbs, fungus, stones, flowers, and all kind of small creatures. I feel at peace and impressed when I look at the gorgeous life, so they became my source of inspiration. Water media technique has been my method of choice for creating my art since I was young, perhaps because of the sense of flowing that watercolor gives, mirroring the way water moves in nature, free, mixing everything in its way, like the colors mix on the palette. This approach generates a conceptual, semi-abstract style that works as an experiment to link color patterns in nature with the mind. My impressions from the natural environment that surrounds me blend with my subconscious and trigger my imagination, which I put to the service of art to communicate my feelings with honesty and integral passion."