Che Li
My work blurs the boundary between poetic object and product/furniture design. I think about feelings that socially are considered negative and how objects accept those feelings in domestic spaces. What is it like being home and being away from home? Or feeling a sense of belonging and feeling like an outsider. Having emotions that get […]
Audrey Travis
I am drawn to the monolithic. Large, powerful, and intractably indivisible, these structures evoke permanence and gravity. I see this qualities in monuments of pure form and material, masses of stone, and pieces of architecture. Here, I have found a specific language that teeters between the blunt and the subtle, the massive and the unimposing, […]
Elia Nurvista
Elia Nurvista (born 1983 in Jogjakarta, Indonesia, where she lives and works) works at the interface of fine arts and research-based community projects. Most of her projects revolve around the topic of food as the entry point to political, cultural, social and gender-specific issues. In her events, performances and installations she not only focuses on […]
Liu Yunyi
My works continue to study the overlap and the relationship between space and time, memory, subconsciousness and history, visualizing the transformation and evolution of space, and the influence and interaction of people through different media. One of the projects I have been working on for the last decade is called “The Vanishing Portraits” series. I […]
Letizia Romanini
In a society that encourages the « always more » and « always faster », my artistic practice seeks to create a parenthesis, a breath, a temporal interval. The gesture, the repetition, collection, link participate in a pause where I invite to reassess the daily. I translate through «leftovers » fragments of the world as […]
Youngho Lee
Youngho Lee explores the relativity of advancement of technology and humans. The idea of relativity is rooted in a distinctly oriental sensibility and perspective. Lee’s work takes the shape of film or multiple-screen video installations. But while the medium plays an important role in her practice, it is only one of the many components of […]
Christopher Cozier
Christopher Cozier’s visual language is as much about personal and collective experience as it is about strictly formal aspects. In general terms, Cozier’s work investigates the problematic space of post-independence Trinidad. He addresses notions of how symbols of power both remain and change with time. His work also unveils the complex narratives of economic and […]
LINE KALLMAYER
Line Kallmayer’s essayistic work combines text with lens-based media and performance and uses autobiographical structures as points of departures for inquiries into a wide range of ethical and aesthetic questions – from violence and the concept of evil to the status of the religious image. Situated between disciplines and methods, her work enters into dialogue […]
Amada Miller
My work investigates and observes natural processes on their own terms, relating them to the broader universe to present new means of looking at the world. I adopt observational qualities of a scientist, experimenting with materials to achieve potential results, and responding to unexpected outcomes. My recent work reveals a new type of chemistry pairing […]
Hulda Rós Gudnadottir
I’m a curious person. I look at the world with art as my point of view. For me the world is a community of people: their situations, their environment, their movements in space and time. From a personal point of view I look at how these things relate and, most importantly, communicate. I research. It […]