Romeo Gongora
Romeo Gongora has explored displacement and intimate spaces as reflections of interiority for several years. Fusing digital photography with high definition video, he creates scenes of deep emotional intensity with great economy of gesture. In this way body language takes on great significance. His subjects are often suspended in a supercharged world where verbal communication […]
Isabel Simões
Isabel Simões’s paintings explore shifting sites where a threshold is identified, translated and made tangible. The artist navigates around a given space and has demonstrated a particular awareness and sensitivity in her painting to overlaps, folds, residue, traces, openings, to transient moments where interior and exterior space meet, where past and present convene, to sites […]
Cedric Bomford
My installations are created through a process I call “thinking through building”, in which the act of construction is akin to a process of drawing or sketching ideas as they come to mind. The intention behind adopting this methodology is to avoid a linear process – from a preconceived plan through to the finished work […]
Gerry Bibby
Take a setting, perform an action, and create a problem. For Gerry Bibby, this simple structure establishes the potential for protest, power, and poetry. Building on the tradition of the collage, where existing materials are mixed and merged, Bibby likes to occupy and colonize an object, an image, or a place: he finds what it […]
Rose Eken
The world of rock music and fan culture is the focus of Rose Eken’s artistic practice. Using a wide array of media such as ceramics, embroidery, video, watercolour painting and miniature models, Eken (re)constructs scenarios borrowed from rock music and culture. But rather than creating faithful copies, her works play with scale and proportions to […]
Ton Zwerver
Ton Zwerver works with different media ranging from photography and collage to more or less traditional sculpture techniques. Time is a recurring factor in his artistic practice, which is based on an ongoing process through which existing works are continuously transformed to take on new meaning. In his series of “Everyday Sculptures”, for instance, Zwerver […]
Guido van der Werve
My work consists of performance-based films and videos, for which I usually compose original soundtracks. In communicating with the audience, I aim for a directness similar to the effect of music. I therefore rely mostly on my intuition, choosing the various components of my films – texts, performances, music, film sequences, inventions etc. – according to […]
Daniel Palacios
Daniel Palacios, who first trained as a scientist, holds MAs in Art and Technology and Art in the Public Sphere. His artistic practice applies the relations between art, science and technology to space and to systems of perception. It is based on the premise that we cannot observe reality without altering it, which entails that […]
Maryam Najd
The paintings of Maryam Najd, who was educated in Teheran and Antwerp – two cultural and artistic extremes – are characterised by a dialectical approach in both form and content. Overcoming the traditionalist, conflict-laden and oppressive context of the Middle East in favour of Western “freedom”, the artist has been developing a highly individual painterly […]
Katja Mater
Katja Mater’s work adopts a meta-perspective to confront the possibilities and limitations of photography. Rather than documenting moments in time, the artist records the numerous ways in which we can look at and think about photographic images. By turning the medium onto itself, she essentially complicates its supposed accuracy. Instead of looking through photography as though […]