Andrea Willems
Andrea Willems uses painting as a means of self-reflection – a way to process everyday experiences and make inner landscapes visible. Her works speak of memory, transformation, and the search for balance between emotion and form. Raised in San Antonio, Texas, she spent her summers in rural Wisconsin. Later she lived on both the East […]
Shunsaku Hayashi
Shunsaku Hayashi is a filmmaker and visual artist. In his work, he merges painting, animation, and experimental film into a multi-layered, poetic form of expression. His films are composed of hand-painted frames, carefully sequenced into animated compositions. Shunsaku Hayashi employs cinematic techniques such as editing, rhythm, and temporal manipulation not just to depict motion, but […]
Hira Nabi
Hira Nabi is an artist who works with moving images, performance, and writing. In her artistic practice, she collaborates with others to reflect on the disappearance and erasure of multiple worlds—afterlives, parallel temporalities, labour infrastructures, and beauty found in unexpected places. She is particularly concerned with connecting the histories of colonial extraction to ongoing structures […]
Madeleine Kelly
Madeleine Kelly‘s multifaceted practice spans painting, sculpture, and installation. Her work moves fluidly between figuration and abstraction, weaving together art historical, scientific, and ecological concerns. Recurring motifs such as birds and light serve as symbols of communication, kinship, and the interconnectedness of natural and cultural systems. During her residency at Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Madeleine Kelly is […]
Miles Friday
Miles Jefferson Friday is an artist who works primarily with sound as a medium. He builds new instruments, composes music, designs sound sculptures and creates immersive sound installations. Miles’ work invites us to rethink hearing and listening. With his works, Miles creates spaces where people can come together and listen to explore how the experience […]
Aileen Bahmanipour
Aileen Bahmanipour’s work deals with contemporary iconoclasm – a concept that she understands not as the pure destruction of images, but as a radical redefinition of their meaning and function. Traditionally, iconoclasm refers to the deliberate destruction or rejection of images, usually for political or religious reasons. In a contemporary context, the artist uses this […]
Gili Avissar
works in an interdisciplinary way at the interface of painting, sculpture, video, performance and dance. He originally wanted to study fashion design, but consciously decided to study fine arts in Jerusalem, Glasgow and Tel Aviv in order to gain greater freedom in his artistic expression. A consistent motif in Gili Avissar’s practice is his textile […]
Lojithan Ram
Lojithan Ram’s practice, rooted in archival explorations and textual analysis, emerges from an intimate confrontation with estrangment—both lived and inherited. Rather than finding anchor solely in his own story and familial experiences, he turns toward the broader, collective narrative of dislocation and rootlessness experienced by his community in the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka, finding […]
Tracey Snelling
Through sculpture, photography, video and installation, Tracey Snelling conveys an impression of a particular socio-topographical place, its people and its atmosphere. Her immersive works often reflect environments that are under threat – be it through gentrification, political unrest or erasure. Snelling’s key strength as an artist lies in her ability to capture the essence of […]
Peng Yi-Hang
Peng Yi-hang is a contemporary artist who specializes in conceptual photography. His work explores the essence of the photographic medium, spiritual beliefs and local cultural phenomena. He creates images that challenge perception and make the invisible visible. His artistic practice began with the Midnight Stroll series, a meditative nocturnal photo series that later developed into […]