Rotganzen (est. 2009) is an art collective rooted in the traditions of American Pop Art and the Italian Radical Design movement. Rotganzen has a studio presence in Rotterdam (Netherlands) and New York, and run their own online gallery. This ensures a direct personal relationship with collectors and buyers, without intermediary interference.

By reimagining familiar icons in an unexpected context, Rotganzen creates work that evokes both surprise and a gentle sense of melancholy. Their refined, intricate approach to materials stands in striking contrast to the purity of their forms. For Rotganzen, art and design are a shared language—one that channels nostalgia into objects of deeper, personal resonance.

The three members of Rotganzen (Joeri Horstink, Erik Schilp and Robin Stam) operate as a singular artistic force, having created a range of timeless art pieces:Spotlight (2018), Bouncy (2019), the light sculpture STRAW (2022), and TOEF (2023). In 2024 they expanded their collection with the hand-made elm wood Tompouce table sculpture and Le Carré coffee table collection, adding the Pudding Lounge Chair to their furniture offering in 2026.

Their signature creation, Quelle Fête, has become a modern classic. First presented internationally in collaboration with Italian furniture manufacturer Gufram (Wallpaper* Design Award, 2019) and as dedicated collections for Kelly Wearstler, it has found fame through unique sculptural works, exclusive originals and limited editions. Coveted by collectors worldwide, it remains a defining emblem of Rotganzen’s singular vision.