Berlin 2025: 10 artworks for every taste and budget

Buying art doesn’t have to break the bank: One of the unique features of Affordable Art Fair is the wide range of prices, with all artworks priced between €100 and €10,000. We’ll be back this June for the second edition of Affordable Art Fair Berlin where you’ll find 1,000s of artworks with a range of styles and genres to suit every taste, space and spend. And if you’re on the hunt for something under €500, we have pink stickers to help you spot those gems from afar.

To help you prepare for your visit, you can check out the wide range of local, national, and international galleries who will be joining us at this year. Among the highlights, our Fair Manager, Hannah Weber-Heidenfels, has selected 10 cutting-edge artworks to reflect every taste and budget. Check them out below to be inspired!

Sander Wassnick | Post Modern Collection | €950

Michelle Blancke | BBA Gallery | €1.450

Anne Rose Regenboog | 94/97 Gallery | 600€

Juan Escudero | Pigment Gallery | 2.650€

For Juan Escudero, the basic idea for drawing is not to represent something but to activate a process. His art applies a system in which a first line prefigures the backline and if an irregularity occurs, it’s transmitted to the next line. He refers to similar processes in nature, so that these a posteriori drawings connect with familiar patterns and shapes such as surfaces, tissues, fluids, orography and waves.

Darko C. Nikolic | Paul Roosen Contemporary | 6.800€

Darko C. Nikolic is known for his constructivist arrangements of color and form. What’s special about his practice is the continuous cycle of research and composition, which uncovers new interactions of forms and colors that are then incorporated into new works. He considers the interplay in the emotional perception of color and the logical perception of form of the viewers as an essential element of his art.

Laura Iniesta | Eye Contemporary Art | 790€

Jonathan Lawes | whitegrid gallery | 350€

Emilie Cognard | artnow Gallery | 1.300€

Emilie Cognard works with ink, water and paper, using these simple means to create highly complex drawings of marked depth. With her works she questions emptiness; even more so she questions our homogenised outlook on the world. The results are exceptionally fine compositions that are highly concentrated, flowing, amorphous, highly dynamic and yet almost contemplative.

Mathias Roloff | galerie feinart berlin | 5.200€

Nico Sawatzki | Affenfaust Galerie | 7.000€

Nico Sawatzki creates abstract pictorial spaces that generate a special depth effect through high-contrast lighting moods. By superimposing a multitude of layers of spray paint and acrylic glazes, the landscapes seem reduced to their essentials and oscillate between condensation and dissolution. They can concentrate and evaporate, but never stand still, do not have a clear form nor being fixed in a specific place. 

Christoph Rode | Uhlig Gallery | 8.300€

Christoph Rode is known for his fictional stage installations shown on large-format oil paintings. His multidimensional works are a combination of abstract and realism, absolutely fictional and full of fragmented content. In the collage-like paintings all parts are arranged well thought out. The scenarios are left open consciously to give the viewer a wide freedom for their own interpretation.

Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a beginner in the art world, join us from 13 – 15 June 2025 for the perfect opportunity to grow your art collection. To stay up to date with fair information, exclusive ticket offers, and local art news sign up to our newsletter.