Wrong Shop at Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair in London

At the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2024 in London, Wrong Shop and Blēo joined forces in a colour collaboration inspired by the work of Josef Albers. These hand-mixed paints, meticulously translated from Albers’ ‘Interaction of Color’, were created in partnership with the Josef & Anni Albers Foundation. Two colours were chosen of green and pink for the fair stand — each a vibrant homage to Albers’ groundbreaking exploration of chromatic interplay. The Josef Albers Color Interactions Palette captures the nuanced depth and dynamic energy of the artist’s iconic plates.

Colours on display: JAAF 11 Plate VI-3 and JAAF 12 Plate VI-3.

The Wrong Shop is an online platform selling limited-edition prints, posters and objects by notable designers and artists from around the world. A bridge between the worlds of art and design, it was founded to allow independent and multidisciplinary makers to interrogate and expand the boundaries of their practices. The Wrong Shop was established by Sebastian Wrong in 2011, making unique, eclectic artwork and objects accessible to a contemporary audience.

An award-winning designer, creative director and specialist in modern manufacturing, Sebastian Wrong came to design from a fine art background, and the intersection of these two very different worlds continues to influence his work today. His career spans furniture, lighting, accessories and gallery projects, from creating and curating to commissioning and teaching. He is also a founder of Established & Sons, a design brand which develops innovative furniture and lighting.