Igor Vidor
Igor Vidor has spent the last few years driven by an interest in investigating oppressive and violent situations in different contexts, mostly urban. The artist has collected a series of objects that convey signs of a state of violence deeply rooted in daily life. By choosing and approaching such elements in the composition of his […]
Sara Issakharian
In Sara Issakharian’s pictures, the sometimes-traumatic banalities of life are often met with comedic reflex. Issakharian tries to express precisely these conditions with her multi layered narrative language of painting and drawing. The characters in her paintings are mostly lost in a space that she likes to call” in between”. In between refers to a […]
Julia Jalowiec
Julia Jalowiec allows viewers to see previously unseen environments and people through her sculpture and 2-D work. Their prior imagined existence does not negate the realness of their new physicality in which Julia explores the idea of “the larger community”. She often addresses what it means to deal with the lines of relationship whether by […]
Anika Schwarzlose
My fundamental belief in the ability of images to exceed our imagination, and therefor expand our concept of reality is owed to a background in photography. Throughout my projects, form and image are explored in their function as vessels for collaborative endeavors, their potential to preserve and share knowledge and skills, but also concerning their […]
Aline Bouvy
Aline Bouvy (1974, Brussels) lives and works in Brussels and Luxembourg. She studied at the Ecole de Recherche Graphique in Brussels and at the Jan van Eyck Academy in Maastricht. The sculptures, objects and installations that originate from her practice are difficult to pin down. Bouvy does not restrict herself to a routine use of […]
Che-Wei Chen
Che-Wei Chen’s recent work focuses on the condition of the mentally ill who are part of marginalized and deserted groups that are not part of the modern state governance. He attempts to analyze human subjectivity from multiple perspectives within complex structures and narratives, exploring the boundaries between reality and fiction. The title of his ongoing […]
Marianna Olague
My paintings are about the people and border town of El Paso, Texas, where I’m from. I create narrative portraits that depict the everyday lives of my family, friends and even myself. The environments in my paintings illustrate the circumstances of living next to the US-Mexico border in low-income Mexican American neighborhoods. My subjects are […]
Anna Rún Tryggvadóttir
In her continued work with material performances Anna Rún Tryggvadóttir devises technologically driven systems that facilitate and explore kinetic and cyclical behaviour of natural elements. Chosen materials are located in a perpetual movement or forced into a collaborative gesture with one another. Without a fixed outcome, the process ‘the work’ is never fully predictable or […]
Biljana Popovic
My work explores the relationships between architecture, gender and performance. Since 2012 I have been working in both fine art and design contexts to produce critical spatial projects that expand our understandings of the built environment, often working from the margins of identity. In the past this has involved focusing on latent histories inscribed in […]
Talya Lubinsky
Talya Lubinsky’s research based practice employs elemental materials to function as open signifiers for poetic meaning, that give form to specific contexts and histories. In her exhibition, If we burn, there is ash, Johannesburg, 2016, ash and cement are used as materials to investigatethe potential aftermaths of fire and burning in relation to colonial collections […]