Evolving our philosophy of pure art fused with unrivaled performance, Art of Kinetik is proud to introduce the new benchmark in luxury compact yachts. Sporting the same iconic elegance of lines, uncompromising finish and bespoke details for which the fleet has become known, this 37ft open weekend cruiser offers a level of style and power never seen before in its class.

Deceptively spacious, the cockpit has seating for 8 around a multi-functional table with a sunbathing area astern framed by teak walkways leading to the swimming platform. Inside, the capacious air-conditioned interior creates a home-like environment with designer fabrics and mood lighting complemented by the exterior craftsmanship at every turn.

The finest craft demand the finest engines. To generate the smooth, exhilarating power to match Art of Kinetik’s pulse-racing looks, we engaged diesel specialists Yanmar®. Power is nothing without control.

Yanmar's EOS (easy operating system) implemented on Antagonist, is the first of its kind on any European vessel.

In so many modern yachts, the stairs are largely functional and, one suspects, almost an afterthought. Our bespoke stairs harmonize with the craft’s artistry and design. Precision-engineered in matching materials, these steps open and rotate simultaneously towards the water in a single smooth motion.

Blending art and performance is central to our philosophy. That is why for the creation of our interior accessories we engaged the talents of Boxmark Leather.

The outstanding features of Xtreme Maritime leather are a maximum degree of light fastness, UV resistance, sea water, water and soil repellence, a long service life and resistance against suntan oil.

The pilot’s chair is at the core of this thrilling experience. Almost throne-like in its significance, it is a symbol of power and style. The design and engineering of ours took nine months to complete resulting in an ergonomic masterpiece being fully-adjustable via a single switch. Its large volume holds a small refrigerator, picnic box and a storage compartment.

“If an artist tries consciously to do something to others, it is to stretch their eyes, their thoughts, and to do something they would not see or feel if the artist had not done it. To achieve this, he has to stretch his own horizons first.”

When we began creating our yachts, this maxim became the backbone of every single thing we did.