Meet The Artist

Marlies Plank is a renowned contemporary artist from Austria, whose works represent a unique fusion of color, form, and emotion. Marlies Plank's art stands out for her ability to blend abstract elements with figurative aspects. In her creations, the boundaries between reality and imagination are blurred, leading the viewer into a captivating world of expressions.

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Featured Collections

Soapbubble Studies 2010-2025

Explore a photography collection full of surreal landscapes with huge manmade bubbles

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Clients Marlies has worked with...

What Collectors say :

  • Marianne Z.

    Thank you !I´ve ordered 2 prints and I am more than happy with them ! They spice up my living room and make me happy everytime I look at them.

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  • Luis A.

    I am following you since more than 10 years and it´s always thrilling to see what you come up with next. I own 4 of your prints and I can´t wait for christmas so I can put some more of your work on my wishlist ! Your work was a gamechanger for my apartment.

    Shop Venus with Fur 

  • Katie from Utah

    "I can hardly put into words the profound impact that your Soapbubble Studies print has had on my space. From the moment I hung it up, my room was transformed into a haven of tranquility and serenity.

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Peachbums

An hommage to Bum shaped Fruit.

  • 8054840

    Peachbum I

    Peachbum I

    From €220,00 EUR
    From €220,00 EUR
  • 8054837

    Peachbum V

    Peachbum V

    From €220,00 EUR
    From €220,00 EUR
  • 8054836

    Peachbum VI

    Peachbum VI

    From €220,00 EUR
    From €220,00 EUR
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    Peachbum VII

    Peachbum VII

    From €220,00 EUR
    From €220,00 EUR
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Paradise (is female ?)

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Buy Art and Plant a Tree

For each print you add to your cart one tree will be planted in Madagascar, Mozambique or Nicaragua. The planting projects, carried out by Eden Rainforestation, help to support communities and reduce poverty by employing local workers.

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