Dafni Barbageorgopoulou
My practice focusses on the narrative structures of dreams and journeys, exploring how they might manifest themselves in concrete sculptural forms or through the medias of installation, drawing and collage. Dreams and journeys are thus the raw material of my practice, which specifically draws on myths and ritual elements from various cultures. By borrowing motifs […]
Chua Chye Teck
Capturing Paradise. Breathing, walking, looking, observing, feeling, selecting, capturing, looking, thinking, thinking, looking, choosing, printing, framing, presenting, looking, feeling, thinking, breathing… Chye Teck is a collector. A collector of images, of memories, of spaces. A collector of what’s visible in order to evoke what’s absent. A collector of traces, stains, remnants: the discarded, unwanted, neglected, […]
Yunchul Kim
An emergency entrance leads to the inner labyrinth. I stand in front of it and hesitate. Suddenly a jolt, then confusion, until I eventually realise that the entrance is an exit… First of all I try to create an inner sphere in which the horizon has no edge: the nth dimension, a paradox that confuses […]
André Sousa
Working on landscape and art, I propose precarious exercises in “anti-glorification” of the creative process. I am totally permeable to my surroundings. I play with the parts and the whole. Crossing visual languages and cultural references, I use different media and materials. Drawing, painting, photography, video, sculpture and performance can be found in the same […]
Patrick Tuttofuoco
My research is rooted in the idea of collaboration and dialogue between people and how that influences the dynamics of understanding reality. I started by focusing on intimate and closer groups, trying to formalise and visualise some of the possible links between the people involved. From this point, I moved on to bigger and more […]
Ives Maes
“Expo vs. Sci-Fi” is the title of a project I am currently working on, which analyses the history of world exhibitions in relation to science fiction. The universal expo has always been a projection of a bright and optimistic future, of progress in science and technology, and new ways to make the world a better […]
Anouk Kruithof
The convergence of my various (photographic) works is one of the most important factors in my practice. It is from convergence that I create the whole. I consider my works to be photographic pictorial essays, which consist of stimulating associative combinations of images. My works put viewers in a position to make their own interpretations. […]
Joba Jonathan
My work is dealing with the society to which I belong. I try to gain absolute freedom in art by borrowing images and signs from a wide range of sources such as my personal experiences, memories and imagination as well as poetry, music, commonplace objects or daily events around the world. In African art, it […]
Karen Yasinsky
“Life happens quietly albeit strangely.” K.Y. At the center of Yasinsky’s work you find an emotional space. The action of her films, quiet as it is, works to describe this emotional space. Unconcerned with the car chases, shoot outs and glass slippers that give most films their dramatic arc, the actions of her characters seek to […]
Kornél Szilágyi
In the 1990s Kornél Szilágyi became known for his experimental films as well as motion pictures. Furthermore he cofounded various experimental workshops together with hungarian independent filmmakers and musicians. Towards the End of the 1990s he also collaborated with Nándor Hevesi under the pseudonym Igor und Ivan Buharov. Kornél Szilágyi was born in 1971 in […]