Josée Dubeau
My work in sculpture can be plainly described as a laboratory on the human condition, on our relationship to the world, looking at our determinisms through the making of objects, installations and video. Clearly using analogical forms, my work ranges from large-scale installations to small objects, whether it uses found material, transformed or designed environments. […]
Reiko Kanazawa
My recent work focuses on artworks in an everyday context. Using various media including installations, videos, sculptures, photography and drawings, I try to allow for a new perspective on ideas by putting them into unexpected shapes. My aesthetic choices often contain a trivial or ironic aspect, which aims to subvert established meanings. The work in […]
Stian Ådlandsvik
Stian Ådlandsvik’s reconstructions borrow the structural logic of social or commercial organisation schemes, which are intertwined with the inherent potential of materials or objects as regards their function, value or properties. The objects are removed from their original frame of reference and transferred to another context, where they are no longer functional. This ‘incapacity’ mirrors […]
Julien Grossmann
My work consists mainly of installations that involve a wide variety of mediums and techniques ranging from video projections and sound systems to architectural models and raw materials. Coming from a joint background of music and visual arts, I have always been interested in the borderline between these two artistic realms and, more generally, in […]
Jungju An
My work is a kind of video symphony made in consideration of the relevance of space to sound. I make music with images and sound from videoclips, rearranged into small and neat bits and pieces. These become visual notes, which are associated with a specific space and depend on the fact that these sounds could […]
Robert Quint
(…) Robert Quint’s work, in which spectators experience something akin to an anticipation of disappearance and decay, radiates a strange and unsettling sense of attraction. The artist’s architectural constructs are haunted by their own demise: the tower of Babel, a ruin in the Romantic tradition, a wave of cars reminiscent of an oil spill stuck […]
Tine Oksbjerg
In my videos I mainly focus on the minimal narratives based on psychological states and social situations in which issues about negotiation of power, identity and gender are raised. I’m interested in what defines different groups and communities of people, and how people interact as social individuals in relation to a community or social situation, […]
Kimberly Clark
The artists Iris van Dongen, Eveline van de Griend and Ellemieke Schoenmaker have been working together under the name Kimberly Clark since 2005. Their photographs, sculptures and installations offer a simultaneously hedonistic and deeply disturbing view of nightlife, showing the concentrated remains of party euphoria imbued with explicit signs of psychological fluctuation. Often verging on […]
Thomas Lerooy
Thomas Lerooy’s sculptures and drawings question various historical tendencies in the visual arts by means of an imaginative play with images. Starting from a seemingly restrained figurative language, Lerooy creates a universe with endless possibilities where one image spontaneously proceeds from another, creating a labyrinthine mindscape of multilayered meanings and misleadings. Transience and death are […]
Pernille Koldbech Fich
(…) Oscillating between reality and fiction, between the actual personality of the portraitee and the diffuse semi-fictionality which, although inherent in all photographs, cannot be fully grasped – this is precisely what this compelling atmosphere of past and present achieves, this blending of reality and fiction, this merging of photography, painting and film that triggers […]