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 […]
Reed Still
Reed Still works with language, documents, and institutional systems — not as subjects in themselves, but as materials of production and as sites where meaning is negotiated. Reed Still’s practice engages with how institutional language and forms of address shape visibility, structure recognition, and define what is registered as labour or excluded from record. In […]
Masha Maroz
At the core of Masha Maroz’s artistic and research practice lies an exploration of mythology, rituals, and collective identity as enduring cultural constants. She draws connections between quantum physics, Eastern philosophy, and pre-Christian Slavic cosmologies, revealing latent affinities between scientific, spiritual, and cultural systems of knowledge. Working within both the historical and contemporary context of […]
Manami Uetake
Manami Uetake’s practice examines the possibilities and limitations of approaching the memories and lived experiences of others through photography, video, and text. Central to her work is the notion of touch — understood both as a physical gesture and as a metaphorical attempt to move closer to experiences and subjectivities that can never be fully […]
Martin Toloku
Martin Toloku’s artistic practice has developed over the years from carving, to installation, performance, and video. Central to his work is an engagement with processes of decay, which he approaches as a way of reading the histories embedded in organic and man-made materials. Focusing on dead or decaying wood and found objects in their environments, […]
Ruti de Vries
Ruti de Vries’s practice is like an ever-expanding spiral, incessantly gathering new motives and materials to form an enigmatic mythology that keeps haunting her works, drawing equally from ancient art, as from the worlds of fashion and theater. Working quickly and intuitively, oscillating between obsessive laboring and immediate expressiveness, her works are made from various […]
Rexy Tseng
Rexy Tseng’s practice consists of painting and installation, deriving motifs from the dark humor and unrequited desires found within contemporary conditions. He primarily works from lived experiences and responses to current events. Through his work, Tseng seeks to challenge established narratives, exposing the limitations of free will and the notion of progress. Exuding a sense […]
Francisco González-Rosas
Francisco González-Rosas (he/they) is a performance and new media artist whose practice explores critical and speculative entanglements between body and technology from a postcolonial perspective. Inspired by internet culture, social interfaces and the surfeit of imagery and representation of the self that exists within digital networks, Francisco delves into image-making as a key aspect of […]