Contemporaryart.Precisely curated.
Originals, editions and artistic positions with a point of view. Selected and supported by Favori Art.
We choose deliberately. And we support every artist with full attention, over years and in real spaces.
Favori Art is the gallery of Favori Media. We support our artists with exhibitions, writing and market work, and make their works directly available to collectors.
Every work is curated: complete details, a curatorial essay and a hand-signed certificate.
Curated by Favori ArtNow in the gallery
Every work is read.
Every work in the gallery is curated. For each one, we write an essay in seven parts: what you see, how it can be read, where it stands in art history, what sets it apart, which spaces it suits, who made it and what condition it is in.
A luminous work for living spaces, chalets, hotels and practices. As a pair with “Sommer,” an especially convincing presentation.
The work is relevant for collections because it combines a highly topical theme with a strong visual presence: identity in an age of consumption, image and information overload. It suits collectors and institutions interested in media aesthetics, the codes of fashion and advertising, and contemporary portrait strategies. In a room, “Typo-girl light” feels both cool and intense—structured like a design object, yet psychologically charged by the gaze: a picture that does not decorate, but comments.
The work makes an excellent colorful focal point in homes, practices or workspaces that call for an image of lightness, closeness to nature and warmth of heart. Hung together with other Focky works, “Focky 14” brings a soft, playful counterpoint to the series. The square 20 × 20 cm format makes it easy to integrate into gallery walls and art walls; the signal color orange keeps the picture present despite its size.
10 positions. One stance.
Matthias Hübner. Painting that keeps speaking in the dark.
Hübner’s painting begins with the figure and never stays on its surface. Fluorescent pigments reveal a second layer of the image: under UV light, strands of color glow on their own and turn inner tension outward.
- Artist
- Rike Wölke
- Title
- Fühl nichts – Glaub nichts
- Year
- 2025
- Technique
- Acrylic with partial epoxy resin on canvas
- Format
- 85 × 60 × 4 cm
- Provenance
- Artist’s studio, Favori Art
Art
Authentic
Every work has its passport.
On every work page, you see all details before you buy. With the work, you receive the hand-signed certificate.
- Certificate of AuthenticityHand-signed, with work details and provenance.
- Insured art shippingFree within Germany on orders over €100, international on request.
- Curatorial adviceOn hanging, framing and building a collection, for private collectors and companies.
More than originals
Limited editions
Signed editions and art prints as an entry point into collecting.
Rent Art
For offices, law firms, practices and hotels. We select, deliver, hang and swap on request. With an option to buy.
Books from the Favori circle
Novels, writing and art books. Available to order directly.
Art in space
Genesis
The first exhibition in the FAVORI series: eight contemporary positions in dialogue with the historic rooms of Schloss Gleina.
View the retrospective and photos- No. 1GenesisSchloss Gleina · May 2026 · Group exhibition, concluded
- No. 2In preparationVenue and dates to follow.
- SalonPreviews for collectorsSmall evenings with the artists, by invitation.
- PartnerExhibitions with galleriesJoint presentations with partner galleries and institutions.
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