From our collective

JonXs is a Berlin-based artist working with glass and on canvas. A sneaker addict from the dawn of time, he draws his vocabulary from fashion and comics — Mickey-eared silhouettes wearing Vetements ear tags, wine snobs daydreaming of Portofino, “1% Batman” antiheroes leering from beneath 032c caps.

His running series Boring Vine since 1988 is a half-affectionate, half-merciless satire of Berlin’s polite striver class — painted in pop-comic graffiti language, served with a deferential handshake.

Henrik shoots cities the way other people read poetry — slowly, returning to the same lines. The work lives between New York’s late-train stillness and Portugal’s salt-bleached afternoons. Quiet frames. Strong tonality. The patience of a photographer who waits for the right second instead of the right scene.

Two series at Berlin Collective: New York Chronicles (Manhattan from the periphery) and Saudade (Atlantic coast, slow noon).

Frida-Féline is the travel eye — Paris at walking pace, Tokyo in passing, the Mediterranean at the hour the wind drops, Cape Town at its own pace, Beverly Hills on film. The work doesn’t sell the place; it keeps it. Editorial precision crossed with the patience of someone who actually lives with the cities she photographs.

Five series at Berlin Collective: From Paris with Love, Jetset Lens, 30 Days in Tokyo, Mediterranean, The Mother City.