Adriana Corral
My installations, performances and sculptures are solicitous composites of research, politics, and universal themes of absence, erasure, injustice, concealment and memory. Monuments have been used throughout time to commemorate those we have lost. Considering the monument and text often used to commemorate the revered names, what happens when the text is obliterated, erased, blurred, and […]
Youki Hirakawa
In his work Youki Hirakawa explores the state of things immersed in time, which he conceives of as a river. To do so, he starts by isolating objects or phenomena from their original context, which he then displays in site-specific photographic or video screening situations. The exhibition space thus becomes part of the temporal structure of […]
Joshua Schwebel
I am a conceptual artist, working through site and situation-responsive projects. My body of work questions what it means to witness a work of art, and why the act of witnessing is expected to occur in a state of co-presence with the work (as many works can be experienced via documentation, or through second-hand accounts, […]
Chia-En Jao
Chia-En Jao approaches contemporary art practice as a set of experiments that deal with the ideas of identity, borders, shared experience and the power relationship between different aesthetic and political regimes. His diverse forms of works – mainly video, project-based works, installation, light projection and two dimensions works – often involve the viewer to perform […]
Lea Porsager
Porsager’s artistic practice is one of speculative fabulation within esoteric and occult systems of ideas. Her mediums include film, sculpture, photography and text. While extensive research into chosen subject matters is a vital part of Porsager’s work, her objective is not to illustrate or explain spiritual concepts but to engage in mental, physical and social […]
Dafna Maimon
Dafna Maimon’s work constitutes an exploration of small-scale communities that challenge stereotypical constructions, if when thinking of an explorer one does it through Brecht, Godard, Perec, Bataille or Yvonne Rainer in mind. Mainly cinematic and performative, her research has been focused on understanding the limitations of roles assigned to those social environments. Reading metaphors without […]
Steven Jouwersma
Steven Jouwersma’s practice examines music culture in different parts of the world and intervenes local music scenes by organizing events, creating installations with musicians, initiating new bands or leading a minuscule music venue. His work is shaped by a social process and cannot typically be characterized by its material or medium, but by a process-related […]
Ramiro Guerreiro
Ramiro Guerreiro’s work explores the relationship between the body, space and architecture. His site-specific installations and works integrate a wide range of practices from drawing and performance to photography, video and printed matter such as posters and artist’s books. In addition to these, he has also been working with, and starting from, documentary objects. Guerreiro’s […]
Bodil Furu
Bodil Furu’s films employ the language of documentary realism to move beyond documentation and into narrative territory. They combine timeless humanistic questions with current concerns relating to globalisation and the mediation of reality, often examining landscapes that do not appear untouched or neutral, but are shaped by territorial behaviour and social conflicts. Furu’s current project, […]
Thérèse Mastroiacovo
My practice is about the precarious relationship art has to its own definition – open, half open or slightly open for re-organisation at any given time. These varying degrees of openness create spaces that give way to meanderings, processes and procedures. My work is situated there, in moments where active forms of viewing create circumstances […]