Lukhar
Lukhar was born in Myanmar and has been actively involved in the arts since 2006. His work explores the complexities of both individual and collective identity crises within the broader context of Myanmar’s political and social upheaval. Lukhar often grapples with escaping the painful memories of his childhood, the burden of historical trauma, and the […]
Sarah Fox
Sarah Fox’s multimedia narratives and characters emerge from embodied experiences of femme-read subjects and gendered bodies. Her stories of life, loss, sex, and love are carried by archetypal hybrid beings that subvert and expand normative notions of femininity. Drawing from folklore, religion, film, pop culture, erotic art, and literature, the artist reveals feminist counter-narratives—figures who […]
Nellie Lindquist
Nellie Lindquist works with video and sculptural elements, using fiction as a critical tool to examine how ideologies are staged in form, narrative and infrastructure. Drawing on her training as a sculptor, she approaches the moving image through the use of cinematic scenes, plastics and pop cultural artifacts. Her previous video project Tower (2024) restages […]
Margarita Athanasiou
Margarita Athanasiou describes herself as a media artist, as this term encompasses her practice in digital, web-based, and print media. However, she ultimately views all her works as texts. Through this linguistic perspective, she cuts, weaves, glues, and tears apart visualized poems that take the form of video essays, publications, digital images, prints, and memes. […]
Erik Gustafsson
Erik Gustafsson primarily works with photography. In his work, he explores the relationship between the photographic image and the process of transformation. By emphasizing the material dimension of photography, the act of reproduction itself becomes an artistic tool. The layers that emerge from the repeated overlaying of images not only open up narrative questions but […]
Gyuchul Moon
Gyuchul Moon’s works at the intersection of science, music, and media art. In his projects, he creates sounds that are interconnected with both human and non-human beings, as well as natural and artificial elements, realized through modern technologies. At the core of his work is the tension between equilibrium and instability — the non-linear dynamics […]
Myriam Jacob-Allard
The artist and filmmaker Myriam Jacob-Allard works with video, performance, installation, and craftsmanship. In her artistic practice, she engages with the visual and sonic codes of popular cultural narratives and explores their inscriptions in collective and personal memory. Particularly, Québec-style country music, Western clichés, and folk song traditions serve as a starting point for a […]
Natsuki Oshiro
Natsuki Oshiro’s multidisciplinary work is characterized by a multi-layered transformation process. Literature, garden architecture and semiotics combine in her creative process over several stages to create colorful geometric spatial installations. In the first phase of her work, the artist extracts individual patterns from poems, landscapes or architecture. These become a kind of archive of personal […]
Beronica Gonzales
Beronica Gonzales deals intensively with her self-perception in her works. She uses found materials – such as clothes passed down from her family or used bed sheets – that carry a personal history and reveal both the memory of the previous owners and the changes the object has undergone over the years. By reproducing these […]
Uri Zamir
Uri Zamir’s artistic practice includes sculpture, installation, video, and performance. His work is characterized by atmospheric stagings that move between reality and imagination—an approach influenced by his experience in theater. Uri Zamir’s work draws inspiration from mythological imagery and archaeological artifacts from ancient cultures. He is particularly interested in moments when everyday objects or situations […]