Wu Chi-Tsung
Wu Chi-Tsung’s work, in which he devotes great attention to the methods used in producing and interpreting images, spans across different media, including photography, video, installation art, painting and set design. He combines traditions and contemporary art forms from the East and the West, and obtains inspiration from daily objects and phenomena, which he transforms […]
Wu Chi-Tsung
Wu Chi-Tsung’s work, in which he devotes great attention to the methods used in producing and interpreting images, spans across different media, including photography, video, installation art, painting and set design. He combines traditions and contemporary art forms from the East and the West, and obtains inspiration from daily objects and phenomena, which he transforms […]
Brook Andrew
Brook Andrew is an interdisciplinary artist who examines dominant narratives, often relating to colonialism and modernist histories. Through museum and archival interventions he aims to offer alternate versions of forgotten histories; illustrating different means for interpreting history in the world today. Apart from drawing inspiration from vernacular objects and the archive he travels internationally to […]
Tracey Snelling
“My work derives from sociology, voyeurism and geographical and architectural location. Within these ideas, themes develop of a particular locale’s inhabitants: Who are these people? What do they do and why do they do it? These questions transport observation into the realm of storytelling. As my work evolves, I continue to explore place, people, and […]
Muriel Gallardo
In her interdisciplinary artwork, Muriel Gallardo Weinstein engages in a continuous discovery and appropriation of the space, the world and its qualities, highlighting the instability and composite nature of reality. The artist is inspired by philosophy, science and literature, which combined with her aesthetic background instantiate the usage of diverse art procedures and techniques. Her […]
Ahmed Ghoneimy
Ahmed Ghoneimy’s work as a filmmaker revolves around particular forms of interpersonal tensions: fathers and sons, victims and perpetrators, bullies and friends, ideologies and those on which they fall.
Tomoyuki Ueno
In point of the principle to expand the view of the world by the balance between embodiment and abstraction or space, my works might resemble poem. But the works are experiences of the extraordinary, which are to see the fact from different point of view. The depth of the view of the world is how […]
Aneta Kajzer
The human mind and body in its ambiguous states, in its beauty and ugliness, is what i explore in the language of painting with sincerity and humor. Without knowing what will happen i start the intuitive process of moving the material (oilpaint, acrylics, gouache) on the canvas to build forms and fragments, reacting to eachother. […]
Joey Fauerso
Across text, painting, film and sound, Fauerso’s work luxuriates in a coiled chaos, telescoping from the whimsical, joyful intrigues of family to the dark, cresting tides of a world gripped by fear and panic. One series of work spaces surreally didactic poems with Fauerso’s monochrome paintings. Some of the text from the poems comes from […]
Ryu Biho
Through my body of work I have explored, via the language of film, the tragic emotions of sorrow, pity, suffering, and longing that arise in or as a consequence of situations of conflict, confrontation, or discrimination, situations that are wrought by contemporary politics and society. Recent works reflect my growing interest in thinking through the […]