Fewer projects, deeper care

For artists, estates & foundations

Appesa study
A monumental abstract painting installed in a quiet, light-filled gallery
The workStudy 001 / 2026

Digital homes, built around the person and the work.

01 · Who we work with

Practices, estates and institutions.

The same care adapts to whoever holds the work. It might be one artist, a family estate, or a foundation looking after a legacy.

02 · A founding spot

There is space for a founding artist.

We are taking three founding artists, worked on directly with Appesa's founder, Theo Apteker, at a founding fee of €3,600 + VAT that is held for as long as you stay — in return, the project becomes a public case study. Reaching out takes one click. Copy the note, send it to us, and we will take it from there.

Three founding places openTo studio@appesa.com

Hello Appesa,

I saw that you are opening a small founding roster, and I would love one of the spots.

My work lives in scattered places right now, and it is hard to keep current. I would like one clear home for it that stays accurate as my practice grows, and I would like you to look after it.

Could we set up a short conversation? I am happy to share my current work and where it has been shown.

Thank you,

[ your name ]

Open a new email to studio@appesa.com, paste the note, add your name and send.

03 · Selected work

One home, built to keep changing.

01Theo AptekerPersonal website and project archive2026
The theoapteker.com home page with a bold Solo Builder wordmark over flowing line art
A theoapteker.com section reading Building my way since 2005 in bold type over a radiating grid
A theoapteker.com section with the word Work stacked inside a rounded panel on a grid

A digital home for a builder in motion.

Theo builds software, physical products and new businesses. Appesa gathered his growing body of work into one clear website. The site presents his current projects and keeps the story behind them in a single place.

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The roster is intentionally small. Every project receives a structure built for continuous change.