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 […]
Patricia Castillo
One of the questions that captures me is how human beings make their livings and all external circumstances involved in that context. In my visual production I try to provoke concerns about the identity of mankind. By exposing our state of consciousness, the level of our humanization process becomes obvious. In our daily life we […]
Kam Minkyung
I have tried to look outside, in order to explore where I can reach beyond the present reality. I try to capture images of geographical environments around me, but they soon lose their specialness. By keeping the safe distance from the subjects/objects, I refrain from being too sympathetic or over identifying with them, and only express the image […]
Patricia Castillo
One of the questions that captures me is how human beings make their livings and all external circumstances involved in that context. In my visual production I try to provoke concerns about the identity of mankind. By exposing our state of consciousness, the level of our humanization process becomes obvious. In our daily life we […]
Milos Trakilovic
Trakilović’s work traces the human body in an attempt to articulate its relation to increasing processes of digitization on-screen, off-screen and in between. Central to his interest remains the question of the body; its social, political, ideological and above all technological dimensions and restrictions. His more recent work engages with the automation of vision and language following the digital turnover, exploring […]
Kam Minkyung (OLD)
I have tried to look outside, in order to explore where I can reach beyond the present reality. I try to capture images of geographical environments around me, but they soon lose their specialness. By keeping the safe distance from the subjects/objects, I refrain from being too sympathetic or over identifying with them, and only express the image […]
Laura Letinsky
Don’t look now. Don’t look away. Who you lookin’ at? In love and all I’ve got is a photograph. A picture’s what’s left of a look, the stare you were too bashful for and really couldn’t anyway because we are subject to double vision. My body perambulates alongside other bodies, buildings, and things. Seeing is […]
Tomoko Kawai
Kawai creates photographic works that focuses on the “uncertainty/fuzziness” lying within culture, society and history, through fieldwork and research in a variety of different fields. Photographic images are fuzzy, neither representing a reality nor guaranteeing anything. Photos are included in her works positioned as “barely fixed objects.” As all are surrounded by the uncertainty of being “like […]