Heba Y. Amin
Heba Y. Amin’s work is embedded in extensive research and a studio practice that looks at the convergence of politics, technology, and urbanism. Working with various media, her work investigates the impact of infrastructure on the human psyche through junctures, glitches and flawed memory. By combining interconnected histories, her approach problematizes the narratives situated in […]
Shubigi Rao
“My interests range from outmoded science and history, archaeology, neuroscience, to language, libraries, and cultural genocide. Whether creating archaeological archives of garbage, writing How-To manuals for building a nation, diagnosing peculiar forms of urban malaise where digital dandruff and pixel dust cloud the contemporary brain, building immortal jellyfish, or a pseudo-museum environment, my often tongue-in-cheek […]
Julia Barbosa Landois
My work in performance, installation, and video uses pop cultural tropes and dark humour to address thorny subjects such as religion, gender and sexuality. Singing has been an important part of my live and my recorded performances. Popular song structures are rearranged and recontextualised to fit narratives of experiences like pregnancy or sex work on […]
Claudia Sarnthein
I am mainly guided by the secret of the image, and perhaps less by a linear narrative or rationale. Working predominately with mixed-media installations that combine drawing, painting, sculpture and print, the work emerges through a long process of condensation in search of pictorial incidents. The visual world, it seems to me, has foremost to […]
Matheus Rocha Pitta
A sign on the floor, informs visitors that they may exchange „the first stone found in the streets that fills your hand“ for one of the concrete sculptures. They´re not meant primarily as cheap, reproducible artworks for visitors to take home, as if gearing contemporary art towards mass consumption offered anything but a merely moral […]
Song Sung Jin
I was interested in habitat and life styles of Urban citizens and expressed in art through broad methods including photography, installation and film. I started from capturing some changes of old towns by developed, redeveloped and urban citizens’ daily life and expended towards poverty caused by those changes of towns. I questioned and suggested the […]
Jennifer Ling Datchuk
My work has always dealt with identity, with the sense of being in-between, an imposter, neither fully Chinese nor Caucasian. I have learned to live with the constant question about my appearance: “What are you?” I change my response depending on my hair, make-up, clothes, what I am doing, where I am at, or what […]
Esther Tielemans
In her work, Esther Tielemans reflects on the fundaments of painting. With mirroring monochromes, references to landscape painting executed on wooden panels composed in space, she explores the third dimension of the flat canvas and challenges the viewer to physically relate to her work. A central aspect in Tielemans’ new work is the subjective sensation […]
Fermín Ceballos
I have always had diverse interests – a curiosity that encourages me to experiment and explore possibilities by venturing into different disciplines and tackling various technical, formal and conceptual aspects of art. I can’t and I won’t be limited to a single discipline, medium or theme, but beyond this diversity my works share a number […]
Han Seok Hyun
With critical awareness of Mother Nature and the environment, I pursue fusion between creative construction and ecological practice through my art. My exploration between social science, art, and ecological engineering result in artworks. My interest lies in expanding the concept of “artificial nature” as it manifests itself in such forms as urban gardens and backyards […]