Art for all

In TH, art is not distant, untouchable - it is part of our day and the way we see the world.

Through Th Artsy, we bring a close look to artists and designers who inspire us. Among the classics and the contemporaries, the works we choose speak of identity, materiality and emotion.

And if there is a year to discover new perspectives, and dive into an Artsy universe - this year is now.

We selected three artists, the favorites of our Founder Marcela Caio in the last year, who deserve to be on their radar in 2025.

Whether by the intensity of color, the domain of materials or the freedom of the gesture, each brings a unique form of expression.

ANNA ZEMÁNKOVÁ
The Garden of the Imaginary

Anna Zemánková creates universes where plants flourish without obeying the laws of botany. His works, made of pastel, gouache and collage, bring forms of flowers that seem to be born of dreams, floating between the real and the abstract.

Self -taught and intuitive, he began to draw after age 50 as a daily, almost meditative ritual. What began as a personal escape became one of the most unique expressions of twentieth-century visionary art.

Its hypnotizing, symmetrical and organic compositions seem to flow as if they were alive.

An art that pulsates, grows and invites to contemplation.

NATASZA NIEDZIOLKA
The embroidery as painting

Naedzioolka swimming crumbs boundaries between drawing, painting and embroidery. His work brings colorful strands on neutral fabrics, creating an overlap of intuitive gestures and abstract compositions.

Its often monochrome embroidery is a record of the time and pace of repetition - a process of patience and meditation that transforms the act of sewing into an expanded field of art.

Embroidery's delicacy finds the strength of the brushstrokes and spots, bringing a game between handmade and spontaneous.

If the painting can be embroidered, the embroidery can be painted.

SHEILA HICKS
O TÊXTIL COMO ESCULTURA

Sheila Hicks turns fiber into stories. His works challenge the traditional idea of ??sculpture by bringing the softness and organicity of the hair as a form of expression.

Desde os anos 60, seu trabalho transita entre o artesanal e o monumental, criando instalações em grande escala que evocam a relação entre corpo, espaço e textura.

Its colorful, intertwined and hand tissue fabrics reveal influences of pre-Columbian tapestry, European modernism, and the trips that shaped its trajectory.

In architecture, design and contemporary art, Hicks continues to prove that the textile is a universal language.

Art, everywhere

At TH, we believe that art is not just about what we see, but about what we feel.

Whether in the traces of a contemporary artist or the textures we choose home, bringing art to everyday life is a gesture of identity.

And if 2025 is a year to explore new perspectives, which is color, texture and new ways of seeing the world.

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