Anthony Rundblade
Anthony Rundblade is a contemporary sculptor and installation artist whose work engages with the principles of the grotesque. His work uses a wide range of materials and processes to construct the estrangement of familiar forms. He often draws on everyday objects, and through repetition, inversion, and distortion, pushes them beyond their expected logic. He works […]
I-Hsuen Chen
I-Hsuen Chen is an artist whose practice is firmly rooted in an attentive engagement with personal experience and lived reality. I-Hsuen Chen’s early works began with photography as a means of exploring his own life story, using the camera as both a reflective and investigative tool. From this intimate starting point, I-Hsuen Chen gradually expanded […]
Lesia Vasylchenko
Lesia Vasylchenko is an artist working with moving image, installation, and media archaeology. Her practice explores chronopolitics: how time is controlled, experienced, and shaped through planetary sensor networks and imaging infrastructures. She examines how computation increasingly organises social life—how observation technologies structure duration and determine what can be registered, archived, or forecast. As part of […]
Iden Sungyoung Kim
In her work, Iden Sungyoung Kim explores the complex political, social and ethical dimensions of nuclear technology and armament. Since 2017, the artist has been developing projects at the intersection of field research, archival work and artistic intervention: archive-based and analog photography, video and spatial installation, lecture performance and experimental documentation. Her artistic language combines […]
Kosuke Nakane
Kosuke Nakane is an artist who blurs the boundaries between painting and sculpture with a decidedly playful precision. Although his works remain flat, they create a striking sense of spatial depth reminiscent of classical trompe-l’œil techniques, without ever adopting their strict illusionism. Instead, his images open up like small stages of color, pigment, and light. […]
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 […]