A full bodied Tuscan red, as rich and vibrant as the land of its origin. Full of character and yet elegant, this is a smooth, velvet wine to perfect any occasion.

A vibrant Tuscan red that embodies the carefree creativity and magical stories of Villa Lena in a bottle. Tutti I Giorni is a young and easy going red wine.a.

A delicious, easy-to-drink sparkling wine that can be enjoyed with lunch or dinner and is just as good at aperitivo as it is on the dance floor!

Villa Lena’s organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil is produced from olives grown and harvested exclusively on the Villa Lena estate, using organic and biodynamic principles.The delicious olive oil is made from a blend of three varieties of olives which are grown on thousands of ancient trees.

Villa Lena has created a bespoke scented candle in collaboration with local Tuscan artisans, which makes the perfect gift or at home luxury. Size: 200g, Burning hours: 50 hours, Includes gift box

Villa Lena has created a bespoke scented candle in collaboration with local Tuscan artisans, which makes the perfect gift or at home luxury.

Drawing parallels between the artist’s studio and the prison as locations of cyclical rebellion and containment, Trubkovich uses isolated fragments from footage (including interference and distortion) as the basis for drawings and paintings. To Trubkovich, the grainy paused images feel like partial memories and evoke uncertain narratives.

Celia Hempton's print was inspired by her previous journey to the volcano Stromboli. She drew sketches at the summit of the active Sicilian volcano and from those, she recreated the powerful force and fury of the volcanic island for this dramatic etching.

While working on the Elvira print at the historical printmaking studio Il Bisonte, Sylvie Auvray surprised the technicians with the imaginative selection of materials and unconventional methods – rather than using the traditional etching pen on copper plate, she used different liquids in order to create imagery. The result was a large shape in the center of the work reminiscent of a ghostly spirit, so she named the print after Elvira –after the local legend of a young beauty who haunts the woods of Villa Lena.

Gently resting on a mattress and wrapped in their bed sheets, Adeline’s “creatures” seem gently kissed by the peeking moonlight, while a grainy grayness invades the darker corners of their “incubedroom”. A window into their quiet intimacy. Adeline De Monseignat’s drawing that inspired this work, is the starting point for an installation that one day will become a reality.

Philia is a bold etching, created by aquatint and salt print with chiné-collé on magnani paper. Produced whilst on residency at Villa Lena, Maria Thurn und Taxis took inspiration from the natural surroundings on the Villa Lena estate, particularly the ants who built nests and hills on the ground around the artists studios. This artwork connects and highlights the link between the Art Foundation and the natural world at Villa Lena.

“A continued investigation into human manifestation of faith” : this is how London based artist Hugo Wilson describes this arresting limited edition print work. Inspired by the sculpture of Renaissance artist Rustici, depicting a mythological battle scene, Wilson has reworked the narrative and created a new generic symbol, which cannot be pinned down.

Beatrice Boyle limited edition print celebrates the female figure, reduced to a few simple lines, the colour recalls flesh in flat monochrome. Through a series of abstractions, the figure becomes removed from the original life drawings, paintings and sculptures it derived from – it becomes a symbol, a representation of its simplest form.

An expressive and striking depiction of the poet Lean G. Damas by Jay One Ramier, who was a key figure in French hip-hop and early European graffiti Art scene. Minimal and colorful, FEEL embodies the spirit of Ramier's practice as a multi-disciplinary artist and with a major exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo in 2022, his voice is more relevant than ever.

The figures in Kate Groobey’s work are often pictured as if dancing or exercising. Their strangely contorted bodies suggest movement and an exaggerated flexibility. The forms in La Lutte are no different, set against the backdrop of Cyprus trees, this limited edition print was meticulously printed at Il Bisonte to reproduce the colors desired. Five copper plates were used instead of the usual one due to the complex use of tone and many colors. The result is a print work with a unique depth.

Found materials are often the starting point for Bobby Dowler, debris that he finds in other artists’ studios or unwanted household materials – these remnants inspire him to make shapes and forms which he then glues together to create a painting. This exploration into print was the first time Dowler had worked in the medium; he says ‘I felt compelled to freely draw of my own accord filling up the space of the plate with whatever came into my mind at that moment.’ Marks are swept together and images are created with a freeform energy that moves beyond the restrictions of the paper form.

Brazilian artist Matheus Chiaratti’s bold graphic print depicts the cover of one of the most renowned collections of works by poet Frank O’Hara - Lunch Poems. This limited edition print is described by the artist as ‘a kind of portal, the announcement of a redemptive and potentially wonderful experience (which is Frank’s poetry)’ this work implies a conversation, a moment to pause and reflect - and joins the constellation of works created by Chiaratti that take literature, art history, autobiography mixed with self-fiction, as a starting point.

This print work by the American artist Alan Reid invites reasoning, provocation and negotiation of absurdist scenarios involving ideas around mass-produced Vogue covers, social realism and modern European masters.