Kambly Art Collection 2026

To mark the 100th birthday of JEAN TINGUELY in 2025, his artist’s tin from 1989, the very first edition of the Kambly Art Collection, has been re-released.

JEAN TINGUELY (1925 -1991) left his mark on the art world with his unforgettable, diverse and very impressive works. Who does not know his deeply impressive, moving and moving, machine-like sculptures! All made from materials that were once something, now something completely different in the artwork and yet still something of what was, in playful, ironic alienation and transformation.

JEAN TINGUELY’s idea is alive: bringing art into life, life into art!

The 36th in a series of annually issued limited-edition items, this exclusive Kambly tin was designed by artist Angela Lyn. A unique collector’s item with its eight exquisite biscuit specialities, it combines exquisite art with fine taste.

“Come join me for tea”

Through her works, artist Angela Lyn successfully creates mysterious moods and spaces that convey inner feelings and evoke stories. In this way she calls on people to pause and to savour moments of joy and silence. And what could go better with a fine cup of tea than a sweet, loving delicacy?

The 35th edition of the exclusive Kambly gift tin was designed by the painter Rudolf Blaser.

Organ concert

Rudolf Blaser’s painting style can be described in the broadest sense as holistic and universal. His delicate motifs incorporate the worlds of dreams, heaven and music. His pictures incorporate a great deal of imagination, often coupled with a helping of burlesque humour. The wonderful colours and surprising subjects make his pictures a real experience.

The 34nd edition of the exclusive Kambly gift tin was designed by the swiss artist Silvia Gertsch.

Moments in time behind glass

The artist Silvia Gertsch from Berne doesn’t simply show objects or people in her paintings – she brings them to life with light. Using the challenging technique of reverse glass painting, in which she holds her arm behind the picture in order to paint the image in front of her, she manages to effortlessly create another world behind a pane of glass.

The 33rd edition of the exclusive Kambly gift tin was designed by the Ecuadorian artist Paula Barragán.

Traces of Nature
In her artistic work, Paula Barragán uses a wide variety of media. Drawing, painting, collage and digital illustration are in dialogue with each other and inspire each other to illuminate and enrich the creative process and the discovery of the image. Together with Paula Barragán, we are thus taken on a journey into the depths of nature to discover and reinvent it again and again.

The 32nd edition of the exclusive Kambly gift tin was designed by the Swiss artist Mirjam Helfenberger.

A quest for the essence of things
Mirjam Helfenberger’s works of art invite us to contemplate with her astonished, inner eyes and to open ourselves in wonder to the search for that mysterious force, the source and goal of all life beyond contradiction and ephemera.