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 runs its 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. Its refined, intricate approach to materials stands in striking contrast to the simplicity of design. 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 Rotganzen expanded its collection with the handmade elm wood Tompouce table sculpture and Le Carré coffee table collection, adding the Pudding lounge chair to its furniture offering in 2026.

Rotganzen's 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, Quelle Fête remains the defining emblem of Rotganzen.