The foundation of Guilloche Group is rooted in an active commitment to collecting, preserving, and collaborating. Our portfolio is an intersection of two distinct private archives built independently by our founders: Lawrence Murray’s focus on multidisciplinary contemporary art, regional masters, and tactile spatial narratives, and Denzel Otto’s specialized collection centered on contemporary photography and the Düsseldorf School.
Brought together under the umbrella of Guilloche Group, these parallel collections create a unique dialogue between diverse mediums and eras. Below are some of the artists we have proudly worked with or whose works are held within our collection:
Bas Princen
Photographer and architect whose work documents urban evolution, landscapes, and the intersection between natural and man-made structures.
Candida Höfer
Master of the Düsseldorf School of Photography, globally renowned for large-scale, unpeopled interior portraiture of public and institutional spaces.
Ernest Faut
Late 19th and early 20th-century Belgian master, celebrated for traditional Flemish landscape paintings and regional portraiture.
Jongjin Park
Contemporary South Korean ceramicist known for multi-layered porcelain and paper trompe-l'œil sculptural vessels exploring illusion and material transformation.
Philippe Aguirre y Otegui
Belgian-Basque sculptor and painter known for architectural interventions, public monuments, and texture-heavy geometric art.
Shailey Shah
Multidisciplinary contemporary artist exploring space, text, and textile narratives; featured in Guilloche Group’s "Echoes of Realms" exhibition.
Simon Schubert
Contemporary artist recognized for intricate, architectural interiors and monochromatic geometric structures created entirely through precise paper folding.
Tu Ying Ming
Contemporary artist bridging traditional Eastern ink aesthetics with delicate, monochromatic drawings and evocative portraiture.