Artists at Peléton
We unite the familiar with the innovative and collaborate with artists who shape today's visual language.
The Red Rabbit
We are pleased to welcome Sarah – the artist behind Das Rotes Rabbit – and her largest collection to date. The collection is released in three carefully curated drops, and now you can experience the first. Step into her world of shapes, allure, and colours, and discover the works that make her art so unique.
Mie & Him
Mie & Him is an artist duo from Copenhagen, consisting of Mie Torp Træger and Ayaan Hafiz. The couple, who are also married, began their joint art project in 2017. With roots in Denmark and Bangladesh, they unite their cultural backgrounds in colourful, simple art that balances feminine and masculine energies.
Lauri Hopkins
Lauri Hopkins creates low-relief compositions by using materials such as sun-bleached book covers, candy wrappers, and old papers. Her works feel both timeless and fresh, with her process being intuitive. She arranges, layers, removes, and rebuilds the materials, forming a constantly evolving visual language that challenges and engages the viewer.
Harrt Studio
Charlotte Faucon's works are a beautiful blend of free, natural shapes and precise, geometric elements. Her creative process begins with an idea and continues through a search for materials and colors that together create something new and pleasing to the eye.
Hanna KL
Hanna KL is a Swedish visual artist, designer, and content creator who spreads colour and joy through her blossoming art and creative home. She is known for her striking flowers and abstract palms, inspired by both her Scandinavian roots and her many journeys to Los Angeles – her second home.
Julie Barnes Dahl
Julie works across several media, with tattooing as her primary craft. Alongside this, she unfolds her practice through drawing, sculpture, printmaking, and film photography. She draws inspiration from the close and immediately present, where relationships and nature form the starting point. The work process often revolves around iterations, where a motif is repeated, shifted, and broken down.
Per Anders
Per Anders paints with an approach that blends planned chance with carelessness, and his works are filled with colours and familiar elements. Each picture invites the viewer to reflect and find their own thoughts and associations, while the titles support this lyrical expression.






































