Gesche Würfel
Gesche Würfel primarily works in photography exploring the relationships humans have with their environment in urban places and in cultural and natural landscapes. She combines a wide range of influences from her background as an artist, urban planner, and sociologist to having lived in Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Her photographs engage […]
Gaëlle Choisne
Gaëlle Choisne (1985, FR) lives and works between Paris and Berlin. Sensitive to contemporary issues, her practice takes into account the complexity of the world, its political and cultural disorder, whether it be the over-exploitation of nature, its natural resources, or the vestiges of colonial history, where Creole traditions, myths and popular cultures mingle. Her […]
Chen Yi (Chih-Chien Chen)
In Yi’s cross-disciplinary artistic practice, he aims to explore issues including human desire, existence, data, environment, politics, economy, and society through the observation and comparison of tangible substance and virtual consciousness. Chen is accustomed to reassemble concepts, media, issues, and site-specific contexts in a set environment. With such a basis, he adopts philosophical dialectic and […]
Mike Bourscheid
Cowboy boots, epaulettes, leather pants, and corsets – in the sculptures, videos, and performances of Mike Bourscheid (*1984 in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg), the characters wear something eccentric. These individual elements already tell stories, refer to typical people wearing them and indicate their place in (cultural) history. But does that automatically make a character a princess, a […]
Elín Hansdóttir
Elín Hansdóttir works across several disciplines including installation, sculpture and photography. She often creates in situ immersive installations that cast light on one´s perception moving through unfamiliar and seemingly displaced spaces, providing a reference system for self-reflexivity. This reconfiguration of space oftentimes sways between the physical and psychological effects of uncertainty, loss of orientation, sensorial […]
Ouassila Arras
Using simple materials and domestic objects collected from everyday life, Ouassila Arras questions the memory of identity. She traces the thread of a fragmented Franco-Algerian history, shattered by exile, war, silences and taboos, through the stories of her own family history, absent from official accounts and crossed by identity and political issues. Her research is […]
TING Chaong-Wen
TING Chaong-Wen is a multi-media artist who creates spatial installations with images, video and sound. His works are often inspired by personal experiences and often include prefabricated objects that become part of a specific historical narrative in the exhibition context. By deconstructing, interpreting and reinterpreting our collective history, he explores prevailing values and historical conflicts […]
Aziz Hazara
Aziz Hazara (b.1992) is an artist working across various media such as video installation, photography, sound, and sculpture. His work addresses the relationship between various dichotomies such as proximity and distance, migration and memory, life and death, reality and fiction, war and peace amongst many others. He intends to address the sensibility of what it […]
Sara Rönnbäck
Sara Rönnbäck (b.1988) holds a MFA from National Academy of Fine Art Oslo (2015). She works with sculpture and installation where the relationship between time, body and space is central. She works with a choreographic approach to the room surrounding her, and how that affects her as well as how she affects it. Her choice […]
Dante Buu
Dante Buu (Rožaje, Montenegro) is an artist, storyteller and performer. His autobiographical work, intertwined with the lives of others, invites us on journeys of love and resistance. Spanning from embroidery and text to video, film, photography and performance, Dante’s world is a voice for the non-normative. As the only artist from a Muslim background to […]