Elizabeth Willing
Elizabeth Willing’s practice examines gastronomy with an emphasis on the collective experience of food; how and what we eat. Working in both the studio and kitchen she prefers confectionary as a material to make predominantly sculptural forms as well as utilizing installation, performance and experimental dining events. Food’s sensual, structural and ideological elements are dislocated […]
Choy Ka Fai
Choy Ka Fai is an artist, performance maker and speculative designer. He is inspired by the histories and theorizations that together contain the uncertainties of the future. His research springs from a desire to understand the conditioning of the human body, its intangible memories and the forces shaping its expressions. These factors converge into complex […]
Stary Mwaba
I started off as a peer councillor teaching family life education as means to sustain myself and contribute to the welfare of my family, by illustrating my themes mostly about the prevention of HIV and Aids and the use contraception, Drawing and moulding became the basis of my teaching methods to produce posters and wall […]
Sandra Boeschenstein
The immediacy of drawing is the premise for a simultaneous exploration and observation of the transitions between perception and thought. I focus on these transitions, working with images as a primary means of knowledge – not in terms of a stable meaning but a cluster of meanings. I am looking for alternatives to the static […]
Martha Colburn
In my work so far, I have used the language and materials of filmmaking to comment on popular culture, history, politics and sexuality. I have mainly focused on contemporary topics, which I tackle through a montage of techniques combining live action, animation and found footage. My work consists of elaborately layered collages, works on paper, […]
Prajakta Potnis
In her practice, which ranges from painting and site-specific installations to public art interventions, Prajakta Potnis effortlessly weaves together the complexities of emotions and the reality of today’s society. Her work oscillates between the intimate world of the individual and the world outside – two spheres which are sometimes separated only by a wall. In […]
Kaori Yamashita
When I capture an ordinary moment as an image of the world, the joints supporting daily life begin to wobble and connections between objects start to collapse. My art resides at the border of the known –things that are identified by signs or languages– and the unknown. The uncertainties of contemporary societies gives me an […]
Karen Mahaffy
I endeavor to produce works that capture the extraordinary contained within the ordinary, with the express intent of questioning our capacity to recognise it. I seek to articulate and employ the seemingly insignificant elements that exist within and between familiar places, objects and actions and in particular, to examine how evidence of place and time […]
Tanja Koljonen
I work with found objects and fragments of text. Found objects often draw my attention when they contain traces of human use. I interpret an idea and isolate objects from their original function. I may leave the object as I found it or cut it, cover it up and rearrange it. As photographs my works […]
Deok Yeoung Gim
The intrusion of latent, oppressed, heterogeneous and unfamiliar things in everyday life triggers feelings of uneasiness and uncertainty: suddenly everything seems dubious and out of control. My work is about coexistence of inside and outside, surface and mass. These opposites coexist in various manifestations as parasites of each other. They can at times reveal their hidden […]