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'12 Days' is Werner Bronkhorst's November 2024 release of 12 framed mini prints, each limited to 100 and offered individually or as a set. Every print crops a small detail from a painting in 'The Strokes', 'The Streets', 'White Lines' or 'Forbidden Grass' and sets it in a small Tasmanian oak frame.

Werner Bronkhorst's '911 WHAT'S YOUR EMERGENCY?' prints reproduce his nine 2024 charcoal car drawings in editions of just 11 each. Every image pairs a luxury car with a slang demand for money painted across it, from 'Need Loot For Lambo' to 'Need Racks For Rari', and the lettering on each print was painted by hand.

Six small flower-titled paintings became Werner Bronkhorst's 'Asphalt Meadows' prints, released by Seesaw Collect in 2025 as framed canvas giclées. Each print sets a few tiny figures against a ground of strong colour, and the six are also sold together as a complete set.

'Big Balls' is Werner Bronkhorst's 2026 football collection, released as hand-signed canvas editions of 48 and a signed, numbered paper edition of 1,111. Painted for the year of the World Cup, its images set miniature strikers, keepers and teams on thick strokes of green paint.

Werner Bronkhorst's 'CRACK' prints are 2026 canvas giclées of paintings from his eighth collection, issued in editions of 33, 66 and 99. Miniature riders, athletes, camels and sunbathers cross thick strokes coloured like clay, sand and dry earth, from A3 canvases to metre-square editions.

'Forbidden Grass' is Werner Bronkhorst's 2024 green collection, released as eight limited prints in editions of 42 plus two exhibition posters. Miniature golfers, footballers, cyclists, dog walkers and Formula 1 cars play out on thick green strokes, from 100 x 100 cm canvas giclées to smaller framed prints.

Werner Bronkhorst made the 'Golf Is Art' prints for his first New York exhibition, held with Malbon in SoHo in September 2025. 'Sink' and 'Swing' were issued as canvas editions of 72 and 'Birdie Chance' in an edition of 18, each showing one or two golfers on strokes of green paint.

Werner Bronkhorst released his tenth collection, 'High', in October 2026 as nine limited-edition prints and a set, in editions of 21, 42 and 99. Hot air balloons, a space shuttle, paragliding newlyweds and planes seen through aircraft windows drift across skies of thick blue and pastel paint, printed on canvas or, for the 'Windows', on cotton rag behind glass.

'Lando x WB' is Werner Bronkhorst's November 2025 collaboration with Formula 1 driver Lando Norris, released as two timed-edition prints. 'All Four Victory' and 'On The Right Track' are framed giclées on Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper, sold individually or as a pair, and celebrate Norris's 150th Grand Prix.

Werner Bronkhorst's 'Singles' prints are 2025 timed editions of four Wimbledon paintings, released online during his two-day 'Singles' show in London. 'The Champions' and 'Tiebreak!' were issued in A1 and A2 sizes, and a poster of 'Ace' was handed to the first visitors of the exhibition.

'The Streets' editions by Werner Bronkhorst are 2023 giclée prints and printed skate decks from his city collection, in editions of 21 and 42. Pedestrians, cyclists and cars cross grey, road-like strokes, and four images were also released as decks with Super Galerie.

Werner Bronkhorst's 'The Strokes' prints are limited-edition giclées of paintings from his 2023 beach collection, issued in editions of 21 and 42. Each reproduces a scene of miniature surfers, swimmers or sunbathers set on the sculpted plaster strokes of the original.

Werner Bronkhorst's 'Wet Series' is a 2025 collection of 20 original paintings in acrylic and acrylic gel on canvas, all set on or around water. Miniature figures swim and sail across sculptural blue surfaces, in works ranging from small canvases to the 183 x 183 cm 'Wet Dreams'.

Werner Bronkhorst's 'White Lines' prints are 2023 editions from his snow collection, mostly issued in editions of 21, with 'Air Cooled' in 42. They run from A3 sheets to the 140 x 140 cm 'Snowflakes', and the collection's exhibition poster was issued in an edition of 100.