Hyun Na
Na Hyun’s work originates from historical incidents. The artist infers connections between past events and present society, reconstructing them in documentary format. In so doing, he presents a realistic depiction of the structural uncertainty inherent to historical events. The historical events that constitute a recurring theme in Na’s work have been established and accepted through […]
Saskia Noor Van Imhoff
In the installations, photo works, objects and videos of Saskia Noor van Imhoff, distinctions between an art work and its material are questioned, between the exhibition, a collection and the pieces of which it consists. Her installation ( ‘# + 11.00, 2013, Soft (1.5-2), fairly heavy, fragile with perfect cleavage. Semi-transparent with adamantine lustre. Orange-yellow […]
Jenny Lindblom
Jenny Lindblom combines paintings, collages and objects into broken up mini-narratives, exploring the limitations as well as the possibilities of representation, expression and identity. Sources and references range from towel origami to Lindsay Lohan, from sex toys to team building strategies, from 1990s new age electronica to John Keats – and are woven together by […]
Thabiso Sekgala
In photography I am inspired by looking at human experience whether lived or imagined. Images capture our history, who we are, our presence and absence. My work is influenced by growing up in both rural and urban South Africa. The dualities of these both environments inform the stories I am telling through my photographs, by […]
Simon Le Ruez
Simon Le Ruez is a sculptor and installation artist who also uses drawing and video. His eclectic mix of materials and media, often brought together to transcend a given expectation, produce scenarios infused with themes of territory, longing, concealment and release. Forms of opposition and the notion of complicit conflicts infiltrate many of his works […]
Panayiotis Michael
The intimate relationship of space, location and time becomes molded temporarily in cultural significations, linguistic expressions, social and political ideologies, religious and other belief systems. Panayiotis Michael is interested in the exchange of cultures, languages and migrant groups, which all attribute, in different ways, to the formation of particular space. Some times spaces are suspended […]
Erina Matsui
My practice is focused on self-portraiture. I have been exploring the unique propositions that it presents in my own way, while attempting to create works that open up to the audience with a pleasant surprise, just like unwrapping a present. The self-portrait has a long history and is a process of self-observation, which can be […]
Jasper Sebastian Stürup
Primarily known for exploring and emphasizing the practice of freehand drawing, Jasper Sebastian Stürup also works in a range of media including artist books, painting, video, and sculpture. His drawings feature imagery created through delicate and reductive line forms, depicting individuals and scenes from art, folk and pop music, avant-garde and independent film, and literature. These subjects often appear […]
Mahony
founded 2001 in Vienna, Austria Stephan Kobatsch, born 1975 Vienna, Austria Clemens Leuschner, born 1976 Göttingen, Germany Jenny Wolka, born 1978 Cologne, Germany Much of Mahony´s artistic production derives from wellknown and unknown historical facts. This kind of appropriation in Mahony-terms always means questioning, transforming, translating, re-associating and reactivating the chosen topic. With this process they form new […]
Eileen Maxson
Eileen Maxson is an interdisciplinary artist working at the points of intersection of video, performance, and installation. Her partly heavy-hearted and partly humorous works lament the vanishing borders between imagination and consumer coercion, between technology and true personality. Essentially, each of her works represents a failed exorcism of uninvited influences and too much information. With […]