'Memory Story' by Marthan & Martin, 2024
A unique, colorful, Limited Edition die-cut print from the artist duo.
20 x 19.7 Inches
50.8 x 50 Centimeters
8-color, hand-pulled, die-cut screen print on 270gsm Mohawk Superfine Eggshell fine art paper.
Limited Edition of only 20 (#11/20)
Hand-signed and numbered by the artist duo in pencil bottom right.
ABOUT THE ART/ARTIST DUO
Marthan & Martin is a contemporary artist duo known for their vibrant, character-driven imagery that blends illustration, narrative, and fine art. Their work often inhabits playful, dreamlike spaces where emotion and memory are expressed through bold color palettes, expressive forms, and a strong sense of visual storytelling. By balancing whimsy with thoughtful composition, they create pieces that feel both immediately engaging and conceptually layered.
Memory Story exemplifies the duo’s approach, presenting a lively and emotive composition that suggests themes of nostalgia, imagination, and personal connection. The artwork’s dynamic character interaction and energetic design invite viewers to project their own memories and interpretations into the scene. Its limited-edition screen-printed format and distinctive die-cut shape further emphasize the handcrafted quality and collectible nature of the piece.
Beyond individual works, Marthan & Martin’s broader practice often explores the intersection of memory and fantasy, building visual worlds that feel intimate yet universal. Their art reflects an ongoing interest in how stories — both real and imagined — shape emotional experience. This narrative focus gives their work a sense of warmth and accessibility while maintaining a strong contemporary edge.
As their presence within the contemporary art landscape continues to grow, Marthan & Martin have gained recognition for their unique fusion of illustrative charm and fine art sensibility. Their work resonates with collectors and audiences drawn to art that balances joy, emotion, and storytelling, positioning the duo as distinctive voices within today’s narrative-driven visual culture.