Nicolas Cilins
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Gary Sweeney
In his artistic practice, Gary Sweeney combines conceptual strategies with humor, autobiographical material, and social critique. Drawing on photographs, found objects, and everyday visual culture, he creates works that connect personal memory with collective narratives. Family archives, tourist imagery, and the visual language of popular culture are transformed into installations, billboards, and site-specific projects that […]
Esther Yi-Chun Lin
Esther Yi-Chun Lin’s practice explores how memories, histories, and personal experiences are carried through bodies, objects, and everyday gestures. Working across performance, installation, moving image, and text, they investigate subtle forms of presence and traces of individual lives that often remain unnoticed or difficult to capture. Many of Esther Yi-Chun Lin’s works take shape at […]
Jil Lahr
Jil Lahr’s artistic practice explores everyday objects and culturally charged symbols, which she brings together in installations, mixed-media works, and site-specific and collaborative projects. Through her process, assemblages, paintings, sculptures, and photographs emerge, opening up new perspectives and narratives. Recurring motifs, objects, forms, and colors create a visual vocabulary through which she investigates questions of […]
Kent Chan
Kent Chan is an artist, curator, and filmmaker. His practice explores the connections between art, fiction, and cinema, treating them as overlapping and constantly evolving forms of storytelling and cultural production. A recurring focus in Kent Chan’s practice is the tropical imaginary, as well as the relationship between climate, heat, and artistic production. Through his works […]
Ciwas Tahos
Ciwas Tahos (she/they), also known as Anchi Lin 林安琪, works with a quiet insistence. Ciwas makes body-centred work, queering performances, moving image, cyberspace, ceramics, kinetic sculptures, and field-based research. Ciwas weaves together Atayal oral narratives and fieldwork with Elders, alongside archival and embodied methods, in their research-led practice guided by their queer non-binary lens. Since […]
Itamar Stamler
Itamar Stamler’s artistic practice moves between CGI, virtual reality, video, kinetic sculpture, and work with metal, ceramics, glass, airbrush, and found materials. The different media serve less as independent forms of expression than as elements of spatial and narrative experimental setups, in which questions of body, desire, control, and visibility overlap. Many of his works […]
Melanie Ubaldo
Melanie Ubaldo refers to her works as „monuments to unbelonging“, a term through which she reflects on questions of belonging, displacement, and identity within contemporary social and political contexts. Her artistic practice engages with intersectionality through the lens of autobiography. The mutuality of art and life is inescapable within her work: personal misfortunes, memories, and […]
Ezra Šimek
Ezra Šimek interdisciplinary practice unfolds across film, performance, installation, sound, and text. Their work is grounded in an ongoing exploration of how stories are constructed, remembered, and transformed, moving fluidly between mediums to create immersive, layered experiences. Through these shifting forms, Ezra Šimek constructs speculative worlds and alternative archives – spaces where marginalized histories are […]
Brandy González
Brandy González practice centers on printmaking, installation, and cultural storytelling. Her work explores questions of cultural inheritance, transformation, and collective memory, often drawing from Mexican American traditions and intergenerational knowledge, and everyday forms of cultural transmission. Printmaking serves as both a conceptual and material foundation within her practice. She approaches print not only as a […]