Kollekfive is a collective of five contemporary artists working across painting, sculpture, ceramics and print. Each develops a distinct practice that translates naturally into screen printing.

Presented together as fine art editions, the works celebrate individual vision while revealing a shared exploration of abstraction, colour, form and material presence.

Troels Aagaard is a Copenhagen-based visual artist and graduate of The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. His practice explores the spatial and sensory potential of painting through the relationship between image, architecture and perception.

His work is held by Esbjerg Museum of Art and the New Carlsberg Foundation. Exhibitions include Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Den Frie and Gammel Strand, alongside permanent public commissions in Denmark.

John Atherton studied Graphic Design at The Glasgow School of Art before working in London as a screen printer, designer, curator and assistant to international artists. He completed an MA at the Royal College of Art in 2019.

His paintings and prints use colour, geometry and surface to develop a language of modern abstraction rooted unexpectedly in anonymous school-yearbook portraiture, memory and the stories viewers project onto an image.

Jennifer Idrizi is based in Lund, Sweden, dividing her time between art practice and designing homeware products and patterns for international clients.

She studied at Central Saint Martins and the Royal College of Art in London, and has exhibited in the United States, United Kingdom, Sweden, Denmark, Vietnam and Albania. Her work explores the balance between order and chaos, nature and culture, control and freedom.

Petra Lindholm lives and works in Småland, Sweden. She studied at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm and has exhibited across Europe and the United States.

Her image-making centres on large-scale textile works and smaller works on panel, where repetition, material presence and subtle variation shape the visual experience. Her work is represented in collections including Moderna Museet and Kiasma.

Ida Persson lives in Ystad and works in Löderup. She holds an MFA from the Academy of Fine Arts in Umeå. Her large paintings combine architecture and illusion to communicate an ambiguous notion of power.

Her work is held by Moderna Museet, the Public Art Agency, Ystad Art Museum and Uppsala Art Museum. Recent solo exhibitions include Safeguard, Stranger Walls, Caretaker, and Numbness and Serenity.