Sofia Bäcklund
Different ways of connecting to the world. Strategies for getting involved. Physical matter is a means for me to work with these problems. Every person is only one and one’s time is restricted – this is an interesting point of departure. It has a lot to do with limits, fighting to overcome them and struggling […]
Cathy Cunningham-Little
In meinen aktuellen Werken fordere ich den Betrachter auf, seine vorgefassten Begriffe des Realen und Irrealen zu überdenken. Ich untersuche mit minimalen Materialien Phänomene der Erkenntnis, um vergängliche Bilder aus gefärbten Schatten und Spiegelungen zu produzieren. Die Reflexionen der Glasscherben sind Spiegelbilder der übertragenen Farben, sie sind jedoch nicht identisch. Sie bilden asymmetrische Formen, wobei […]
Tibor Horváth
Tibor Horváth‘s works have been characterized by radical taboo-subverting, and sometimes provocation-laden, institutional and social critique. In addition to the genres of graphics, photography, video and installation, his works are often realized in actions as well as various fictional and operational institutions. As his main weapons, Horváth operates with irony, persiflage, intentional misreadings and reinterpretation. […]
Alona Rodeh
Born in 1979 in Israel, Alona Rodeh is a 2009 Graduate of the Bezalel Academy MFA program, Tel Aviv, including exchange studies at RCA’s Sculpture department, London. Her diverse practice comprise on a wide range of media: often working with sound and music, lights and stage/cinematic effects, Rodeh constructs time-based installations, which can be described as “performance without […]
Iza Tarasewicz
Iza Tarasewicz’s works serve as temporary conduits for a meeting of substances, energies, locations, temporalities, intonations, and concepts, which the artist identifies as only events in a continuous series of material and symbolic interactions. Her objects and arrangements are base things that resist the binary of natural and artificial, joining together quotidian, ignoble, or emblematic […]
Vera Kox
On stretching (1) Flaccid and enervated the soft, lax wax drapes in an unlikely upward motion. At a certain wavering pitch it tapers out and descends plummeting downward. Pummeled almost erotically onto its unlikely companion, teetering on violence. Twisted until it cracks. Undulating under the surface, ridge to furrow, furrow to ridge. A petrified mass, […]
Lucia Luptáková
My work is an ongoing investigation of spaces around me: their character, constitution and the way we are using, experiencing and remembering them. I construct architectural sculptures/spatial installations, mostly site-specific. I work with physical attributes of a place/object, present/historical context of the situation and here out forthcoming presumptions and routines of behaviour and movements. By […]
Ricky Armendariz
Armendariz was raised in El Paso, Texas, which borders Las Cruces, New Mexico and Juarez, Mexico. There he was surrounded by a mix of romanticism for the American landscape and the hybridization of Mexican, American, and indigenous cultures. Images that have cultural, biographical, and art historical references are carved and burned into the surface of […]
Erla S. Haraldsdóttir
More than five years ago, Erla S. Haraldsdóttir started using images of everyday environments, which she transformed in order to disrupt the public’s perception and eventually get it to reflect on the possibility of an alternative reality. How would spectators react to the possibility of having an oriental bazaar in the centre of Reykjavik, which […]
Tea Mäkipää
The key themes in Finnish artist Tea Mäkipää’s photographs, films, objects, installations, live actions and performances are the survival tactics and social behaviour of both individuals and the human species as a whole in cohabitating with other species. The starting point for Mäkipää’s artistic research is often her own behaviour in terms of basic actions […]