8.900 €

< 100 × 70 cm / acrylic on canvas >

2025/04

LOL ME is a critical homage to our hyper-connected, yet increasingly disconnected world. Inspired by the book Call Me, this piece reimagines the traditional book cover as a visual commentary on how we communicate today or fail to.

At its center stands a striking female figure, clutching a classic red telephone. The cord coils around her, nearly strangling her, before trailing off into the mouth of a goat, an absurd yet symbolic figure placed at the bottom left. The goat, holding the other end of the phone, becomes a strange, silent listener, reflecting how our conversations have become echoes in the digital void.

Behind her, the familiar circular dial of a vintage phone has been transformed. Instead of numbers, icons of social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube form the backdrop, reminding us of the spaces where we now “connect.”

She stands tall on a phonebook, elevated by the illusion of status and control that social media grants. In this space, anyone can be anyone, no questions asked. Yet her human body is crowned with the head of a parrot, a creature known for mimicry, not meaning. A subtle but powerful metaphor for how often we repeat, repost, and perform rather than truly express.

Hidden within the composition are the quiet words: unsocial social - a whisper of truth in the noise.

LOL ME invites viewers to reflect on the paradox of modern communication: always online, rarely present.

5.500 €

< 59,5 × 42 cm / acrylic on layered wood panels >

2025/03

A painting celebrating the deep connection between Austrian and Japanese cultures. The central figure, a self-portrait, walking towards the viewer, is physically set on a deeper level, creating a 3D-effect. To his left, the flowing movement of koi fish and delicate cherry blossoms symbolize Japan’s rich traditions, while mirrored white doves and pinecones on the right representing Austria. The background is created by the iconic red circle of the Japanese flag, reinforcing the theme of unity. This vibrant composition radiates harmony and invites the viewer into a state of relaxation, emphasizing the beauty of cultural connection.

14.500 €

< 160 x 100 cm / Acrylic and gold foil on Canvas >

2024/10

In Born Naked, an extremely colorful acrylic on canvas work highlighted with delicate gold foil accents, an androgynous figure kneels, stretching upward within a dreamlike, abstract space. This powerful composition evokes a sense of liberation, both personal and universal. The gold foil elements, scattered like celebratory confetti, surrounding the person, contribute to the atmosphere of joyous release, reflecting the artwork’s association with the 2025 Tuntenball in Graz, a renowned event celebrating diversity and self-expression, which uses this specific artwork as the main theme for the event.

The central figure, adorned in rainbow-painted high heels, experiences a moment of transformation. Five hands, appearing out of nowhere, tear away the individual’s clothing, revealing the words Born Naked boldly inscribed on the character's chest. This phrase underscores a fundamental truth: we all enter the world free of judgments, biases, and preconceived identities. The vibrant magenta wig, inscribed with the hidden phrase Free Yourself, further reinforces the message. It calls on viewers to shed societal expectations and embrace their authentic selves, while also encouraging acceptance of others’ expressions.

One particularly striking element is the figure’s eyes, which emit dual beams of light into the sky. This imagery suggests a hopeful vision—one where the present is illuminated and the future holds infinite potential for freedom and joy. The light serves as a metaphor for both clarity and empowerment, urging viewers to look forward with confidence.

Born Naked is not only a celebration of individuality but also a powerful reminder of the beauty found in liberation from prejudice. It resonates deeply with the spirit of the Tuntenball, where embracing one’s true self and accepting others is the ultimate act of celebration. Through its dynamic visuals and meaningful symbolism, the artwork captures the essence of a world where we are free to be exactly as we are.

7.500 €

< 80 x 60 cm / acrylic on canvas >

2024/04

This acrylic painting reimagines an old novel cover, presenting a woman undergoing a chilling transformation into a werewolf lady. Her piercing gaze reaches into the distance as she stands in front of an eerie, Alfred Hitchcock-style mansion partly engulfed by leafless, ancient trees. This spooky setting is juxtaposed with the bright neon colors that dominate the painting, giving it a modern and vibrant twist.

The artwork serves as a contemporary interpretation of classic book covers, exploring the primal instincts within humans. The werewolf transformation symbolizes the animalistic side of our nature, while the haunting mansion represents the depths of our human subconscious. This painting invites viewers to contemplate the mysteries that lie within ourselves and the hidden corners of our minds.

The artwork was first presented at the Art Austria art show, 04/2024, at the Museums Quartier Vienna.

650 €

< pencil on paper / 29,7 x 21 cm >

2024/11

In this drawing, Fortuna, the goddess of fortune, is depicted in a state of serene weightlessness within the grandeur of a Greek temple. She holds her cornucopia aloft, effortlessly carrying its overflowing bounty. Gold spills forth, symbolizing abundance, alongside beautiful flowers that represent life’s beauty. Enchanting orbs also float from her horn, embodying the magic of wishes fulfilled. The scene is embraced by clouds, emphasizing her ethereal presence and timeless power. Together, these elements weave a vision of prosperity, grace, and the boundless joy that life’s blessings bring.

May this vision of Fortuna inspire a sense of wonder and gratitude for life’s abundant possibilities.

1.750 €

< acrylics on card board / 29,7 x 21 cm >

2024/03

This work accompanied the artist throughout a year of creation. In the ethereal twilight of a wintry landscape, the transformation of a werewolf lady unfolds amidst a cinematic tableau of nature's grandeur. Set against the backdrop of snow-capped mountains, flanked by two trios of majestic palm trees, the scene exudes a mesmerizing blend of beauty and danger.

The protagonist, a werewolf lady, stands at the center of the composition, her human form beginning to give way to the primal forces surging within. Her features are a mix of agony and exhilaration as the metamorphosis takes hold, her body contorting with the strain of her dual nature. Yet, there's a sense of grace in her struggle, a testament to the raw power and innate beauty of her species.

The collaged background, consisting of a movie magazine of the early 1970’s adds depth and texture to the artwork, with layers of torn paper evoking the complexity of the werewolf lady's inner turmoil. Amidst the swirling chaos, the tranquil presence of snow-topped mountains and stately palm trees serves as a stark contrast to the turmoil unfolding in the foreground.

The color palette is dominated by shades of blue and red, casting an otherworldly glow over the scene. The cool blues of the winter landscape mingle with the fiery reds of the werewolf lady's transformation, creating a visual symphony that captivates the viewer's imagination.

Hovering above the werewolf lady are two small angels, their serene countenances a striking juxtaposition to the turmoil below. One angel gazes away with a look of compassion, while the other hovers beneath, offering silent support. Their presence hints at the eternal struggle between light and darkness, good and evil, that lies at the heart of the werewolf lady's journey.

In this film-like environment, the viewer is transported to a realm where the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur. The artwork serves as a poignant reminder of the transformative power of nature and the untamed beauty that resides within us all.

9.600 €

< acrylic on printed canvas / 120 x 80 cm >

2023/04

“Open your mind to this captivating piece and step into the #Bombay #Jungle.”

This final artwork celebrates Tom’s collaboration with Bombay Sapphire, who honored his vision by dedicating a limited edition of their iconic bottle to his work.

2.500 €

< acrylics on woodbox / 29,7 x 21 cm >

2022/12

All emotions of a typical Western duel - captured within a figure. A churchbell ready to give it's tone once day turned into night. The woman's lips are swung along her cheekbones oriented by the traditional Mexican "Day of the Dead" festival.
The artwork took also inspiration from the English jewelry designer Shaun Leane.

900 €

< pencil on paper / 29,7 x 19 cm >

2024/10

The Duchess of Fortune / celebrating life, the adventures we experience on this planet within a wild and encouraging mindfulness universe.

8.500 €

< acrylic on canvas / 120 x 80 cm >

2023/08

“Fishing a Millionaire” is part of the series “A Night at the Bourbon Hotel.”

The artwork captures a glamorous woman in the midst of an uninhibited moment on the dance floor. Lost in music and movement, she radiates confidence and playful seduction. Her feather boa swirls around her, accompanied by two symbolic fish: playful metaphors for her bold intention - to “fish” for a millionaire in this glittering, late-night setting.

7.000 €

< acrylics on canvas / 80 x 60 cm >

2022/07

Part of an assignment for the “50 years of Kronen Zeitung” celebration. A combination of 10 artworks representing Styria is featured on the tram driving through Graz.

4.200 €

< acrylics on canvas / 50 x 60 cm >

2022/07

Part of an assignment for the “50 years of Kronen Zeitung” celebration. A combination of 10 artworks representing Styria is featured on the tram driving through Graz.

6.500 €

< acrylics on canvas / 40 x 50 cm >

2022/07

Part of an assignment for the “50 years of Kronen Zeitung” celebration. A combination of 10 artworks representing Styria is featured on the tram driving through Graz.

2.800 €

< acrylics on canvas / 40 x 40 cm >

2022/07

Part of an assignment for the “50 years of Kronen Zeitung” celebration. A combination of 10 artworks representing Styria is featured on the tram driving through Graz.

6.500 €

< acrylics on canvas / 60 x 73 cm >

2022/07

Part of an assignment for the “50 years of Kronen Zeitung” celebration. A combination of 10 artworks representing Styria is featured on the tram driving through Graz.

8.500 €

< 139,5 x 77 cm / acrylic on canvas >

2024/06

Link to their talk

This painting, first presented at the Nova Rock Festival 2024, is a unique collaboration between Mina Caputo, musician and painter from the band Life of Agony, and renowned painter Tom Lohner.

The painting reflects the fusion of their distinct creative processes. Caputo, driven by spontaneity, channels her raw emotions directly onto the canvas, capturing the essence of her feelings in real time. In contrast, Lohner employs a methodical approach, meticulously planning the composition of his paintings before beginning the actual work.

The central theme of the piece is the lasting legacy, inspired by icons like Andy Warhol and David Bowie. The vibrant colors and dynamic forms symbolize how the influences of Warhol and Bowie transcend their lifetimes, continuing to inspire people today.

This painting represents the start of an exciting journey for Caputo and Lohner, aiming to learn from each other and merge their artistic expressions into a harmonious unity. It celebrates their diverse approaches to creativity and invites the viewer to dive into the deep and multifaceted worlds of both artists.

1.200 €

< 29,7 x 21 cm / pencil on paper >

2024/07

This illustration is inspired by Taylor Swift’s music video “Fortnight.”

It offers a glimpse into Tom’s creative imagination, which extended far beyond the visuals of the clip. The piece served as a starting point, the spark that led to the development of the painting that followed.

350 €

< pencil on paper / A4 >

2023/07

First conceptual illustration for the series “Novelism”

250 € a piece

< pencil and colored pencil on Pantone card board / 14,2 x 9,7 cm >

2023/03

Various animals and typography drawings on original Pantone cardboard paper (350g).

1.100 €

< acrylic on rum bottle packaging / 24,7 x 10 cm >

2021/12

Two hounds howling at the moon: a prototype artwork for the series “A night at the Burbon hotel”.

€ 7.700

< acrylics on old wood table / 90 x 70 cm >

2021/05

This was the “prototype” for the “I F***** Love You” series.

€ 2.750.-

< acrylics and collage on canvas / 34,5 x 27,5 cm >

2020/11

This collaborative piece, created with artist Dagmar Beyer, unites her intricate collage work with Tom’s expressive painting style. Together, they merged their distinct approaches to form a powerful and cohesive portrait that reflects the strengths of both disciplines.

2.500 €

< acrylic on canvas / 40 x 40 cm >

2022/11

This painting is part of a series portraying Austrian & German emperors. The artwork was used for the biscuit packaging of the Royal Bakery Edegger & Tax in Graz, Austria

1.250 €

< acrylic on 1918 photograph / 25 x 15,5 cm >

2021/04

Duke John - of „the Immortals“

1.250 €

< acrylic on 1918 photograph / 25 x 15,5 cm >

2021/04

Sir Robert - of „the Immortals“

500 €

< pencil and acrylic on paper / 21 x 29,7 cm >

2014

Original painting: acrylic on 100 year old kitchen table.

This portrait is an interpretation of the photography created by Bruno Dayan, a shot used for the November 2012 issue of ELLE magazine Germany.

A sharp look, with pencil added horns and sleek hair this art piece stands for so many things that are tempting and dangerous. A rough painted, partly exposed chest features according to lyrics of the US rock band „Sixx AM“ - underlining the artwork’s message. Beneath a shoulder are indications of machinery that lies beneath her body, enabling movement and „predicted actions“.

8.500 €

< acrylic on canvas and wallpaper / 120 x 80 cm >

2016/09

Tom's fifth piece of the “Unseen” series. Lady in Blue also known as “Unseen #5”.

1.250 €

2019/10

< acrylic on canvas / 30 x 24 cm >

Created for Tom Lohner’s official Hard Rock Cafe Signature Collector’s Pin, this artwork features a guitar morphing into a paintbrush, illuminated by a glowing light from behind, a tribute to the fusion of music and visual art.

It was painted live as a performance piece during the Discovery Art Fair in Frankfurt, bringing the creative process directly to the audience.

9.500 €

< acrylic on canvas / 110 x 80 cm >

2015/10

The final piece in the 12-part series H’Animalism. While animals are guided purely by instinct, this series invites viewers to reflect on a deeper question:

How far removed are we, really, from the animal within?

Rather than drawing a dividing line, Tom Lohner explores the blurred boundaries between human emotion and primal instinct. Through powerful imagery, H’Animalism opens a discourse on dominance, vulnerability, and the illusion of human superiority.

2.500 €

< coloured sketch with grey pencil / A3 / framed >

2022/10

Discovery is a key piece of the series “A Night at the Burbon”, as it tells you when in future history the event is set. The pencil drawing shows a woman on an expedition, finding a forgotten piece of man-made landscape, or better said a “sunken city” leftovers.

Further, a part of this artwork’s drawing can be found in a pocket of the painting “Man with Monocle”.

€ 900

< acrylic and crayon on paper / 21 x 29,7 cm >

2023/03

Sharing Gas is part of the series Arcadia. This is the prototype artwork #1 of that theme and conveys the moment of daydreaming; in this particular scene, one observes a woman filling up her car with gas. While doing so, her mind wanders off and transforms this scene into a “love story”. She re-invents this in reality rather boring late-night moment into a moment of love at first sight. But it is not only her “dreamman” she finds waiting on the other side of the gas station filling up his muscle car with gas, with this feeling also her car swaps its appearance and loses gravity as she does as well.

1.150€

< coloured pencil on paper / A4 / 29,7 x 21 cm >

2023/08
Novelism Series

850 €

< pencil and coloured crayon on paper / 29,7 x 21 cm >

2023/09

An interpretation of the book cover “Murder and the Wanton bride” (The Mike Shayne Mysteries) by Brett Halliday.

850 €

< coloured crayon / A4 / 29,7 x 21 cm >

2023/08
Novelism Series

€ 1.200

< pencil and coloured crayon on paper / 29,7 x 21 cm>

2023/08

Novelism Series

1.200€

< coloured crayon / A4 / 29,7 x 21 cm >

2023/08
Novelism Series

€ 750.-

< pencil and colored pencil on paper / 21 x 29,7 cm >

The foundational sketch capturing the movement and essence of a future painting.

550 €

< pencil on paper / 21 x 29,7 cm >

2024/03

Fantasy artwork and fantasy word created in Venice.

750 €

< pen on paper / 21 x 29,7 cm >

2013/08

One of Tom’s precious first portraits, featuring countless details.

€ 750.-

< pencil on paper / 21 x 29,7 cm >

The sketch for Tom’s version of Joan Jett.

€ 1.800

< pencil on paper / 29,7 x 21 cm>

2022/10

David Alaba in action! A 200% power artwork electrified with positive energy, showing the legendary soccer player after scoring a goal. The sketch is the base for the painting that was sold at the charity “ORF Licht ins Dunkel-Gala 2022” for 22.000 €.

€ 650.-

< pencil on paper / 21 x 29,7 cm >

The sketch of James Hetfield of Metallica.

€ 550.-

< pencil on paper / 21 x 29,7 cm >

First version of the Sting wine label idea.

€ 750.-

< pencil on paper / 21 x 29,7 cm >

If Tom’s series “A Night at the Burbin Hotel” was a movie poster, it would look like this!

€ 550.-

< pencil on paper / 21 x 29,7 cm >

Two of the four Skunk Anansie Members featuring: Skin and Mark Richardson. Conceptart for the album in 2015.

1.250 €
< mixed media: acrylic on canvas / 50 x 50 cm >

The awakening of Annii, captions from Stealers Manor
ANNII #5.