Guy Zagursky
When I produce an object, I try to understand it as little as possible. It does not seem to me that intelligence and the artist’s craft are closely connected. My only commitment, therefore, is to imagination and beauty. My works are usually interpreted in the grey space between concrete experience and metaphorical understanding – like […]
Björn Perborg
A lot of my work is about looking at the world from a distance, contemplating it as if I were an anthropologist from outer space. It would seem that it is often ironic, although I am unable to understand irony myself. Most of my works are narrative and use a playful language in order to […]
Jost Kirsten
Although considered by many to be a conceptual artist, Jost Kirsten, by his own admission, tends toward minimalism. For some, the shocking simplicity of his art takes getting used to. Each detail of each piece is part of a well thought-out process and there are no extraneous bits to be found here. It is his […]
Ane Graff
At the core of my work is the poetics of scientific research. My work is an investigation into the nature of matter itself. I examine the surface and structure of organic mass such as bird wings, grass, trees and rocks. In the course of my practice I have widened my range of medias, adding both […]
Rossella Biscotti
My projects deal with traces of other people’s lives, more specifically those who play an allegedly minor role in history. I use these sources to provoke a reflection on the condition of collective and personal identity and memory in the present era. My work develops through research and encourages the involvement of the spectator and […]
Manolo Bautista
Although Manolo Bautista started his artistic career in the field of sculpture, his creative interests soon led him to study new technologies applied to photography and video art. Using virtual reality (VR) software, he directly intervenes in virtual worlds, which he thus appropriates to create his personal formal language. Bautista’s work has been showcased in […]
Direu Maués
The starting point of my current work is an investigation into the photographic process based on the photographic camera or device. In order to build my own cameras I modify the manufacturer’s hardware. By doing so, I can invent or delete certain categories in the camera’s programs. Rather than in perfection, I’m interested in the […]
Wafae Ahalouch el Keriasti
My work, which is mainly inspired by history, religion, politics, film, fairy tales, families and the media, essentially provides an alienated perspective of my personal vision of the world. I often produce series in which I merge several stories into a new entity from which new images emerge. The common denominators in my work are […]
Sophie Bélair Clément
Sophie Bélair Clément is interested in exhibition circumstances, in information obtained in the course of the documentation process and in the dissonances that derive from attempts at recreations. Her context-specific performances and installations, which she develops in collaboration with cultural workers and musicians, suggest sustained attention to the immediate and mediated space. Among other works […]
Soo Jung Choi
I regard myself as a bottomless painter – an image rider, an intruder and stalker who is thinking about type, typo and topology as structuring elements of visual puns, about homology in anthropology, and the discrepancy between image and meaning. Currently, I paint anarchic images which do not function well in certain contexts. These images, […]