Jimmy James Canales
Jimmy James Canales is an expanded media artist working primarily in sculpture, performance and installation. Among the themes that influence his work are the mediated sensorium, the construct of the real/symbolic/imagined body, and performing identity. Through participatory installations and wearable sculptures Canales extends, encloses, and interrupts bodies. His use of complex surfaces against gridded and […]
Pim Blokker
My work includes mainly paintings, in which I approach the canvas as a game with the subjective perception which the perspective shifts each time or become stretched. A game where formalistic qualities and the physical act collide or merge. On deliberate way I link personal associations to generally applicable approaches to create new possibilities and […]
Hyelim Cha
My work deals with individuals as independent entities in the information society through examining the relationship among community, society and individuals that are mediated via our contemporary media. Based upon multi-layered stories that I create, my work takes a form of constructing an interface of work and the space in which the work is presented. […]
Noa Nahari
I am interested in art which examines the boundaries of the physical body. In my work, I try to create experiences in which the human body interacts with the art object and transformed by its process. The interaction of the body and mind often lead me to examine the intermediate path to sitespecific interactive installations […]
Irina Ojovan
Because black for me: -has the latency of creation, of beginning. -is the chaos that precedes the beginning. -it is how I see the silence. -is a color that I would use to paint the silence. -it express the idea of absence. -is a kind of emptiness that for me is an affirmation. -it is […]
Savas Boyraz
Savas Boyraz focuses on portrait photography, documentary and fiction narratives. His work straddles the gap between nation state and cultural linguistic entities; he tries to shed light on the overlooked and omitted corners of societies and their history. Intertwining performance, photography and moving image in his works, Boyraz blurs the line between art and political […]
Peter Flemming
In my work, I devise systems I do not fully understand, with the intention of attempting to understand them. Systems for interpreting and shaping desire texture daily life; a means to rationally orchestrate the world. Might not there be a need for systems which irrationally de-orchestrate? — Peter Flemming exhibits, teaches, and participates in residencies […]
Megan Harrison
Harrison’s work weighs the notion of human scale against a planetary hierarchy of space and time. By using abstract formations created with ink stained paper, and collaged images of landscapes, geological structures and satellite images, she speaks to levels of complexity and magnitude that challenge the idea of human permanence and importance. As an artist, […]
Megan Harrison
Harrison’s work weighs the notion of human scale against a planetary hierarchy of space and time. By using abstract formations created with ink stained paper, and collaged images of landscapes, geological structures and satellite images, she speaks to levels of complexity and magnitude that challenge the idea of human permanence and importance. As an artist, […]
Krista Belle Stewart
Krista Belle Stewart’s practice focuses upon processes of iterative representation. Just as history is understood through multiple (re)mediations – whether oral, photographic, filmic, or sculptural – her process repurposes the source image through various technes and translations. Tied to considerations of culture and history, more specifically to Krista Belle’s Indigenous community within the Syilx Nation, […]