Émilie Picard
Emilie is a French artist based in Strasbourg. Her paintings explore notions of decoy, pretense and appearance. They are composed like stage productions whose actors have mysteriously disappeared. The artist depicts objects, animal or plant artifacts that pile up to form the remnants of an action whose meaning eludes us. There are also fake, precarious […]
Sin Seeni
Sin Seeni is a multimedia artist and graphic designer who uses a variety of mediums to create his artworks – whether it be video, sound, performance, or graphic design. His works are often multilayered, filled with the details, and sometimes incorporate different combinations of images and sounds. “Language” plays an inseparable role in his work, […]
Hsu Ting
Hsu Ting is a Taiwanese artist with an art practice based on photography. From indoor exhibitions to large-scale outdoor installations, Hsu Ting often starts her creation with site-specific production. Hsu likens photography to painting, the act of producing brushstrokes with the camera. Her imagery is based on her surroundings. Regarding her photographic works as a […]
Yann Annicchiarico
Yann Annicchiarico has held solo exhibitions at Réfectoire des nonnes in Lyon (2021); KIT – Kunst im Tunnel in Düsseldorf (2020); Nosbaum Reding Projects, Luxembourg (2019); Centre des Arts Pluriels, Ettelbruck (2018) and has participated in group exhibitions in MUDAM – musée d’art moderne Grand-Duc Jean, Luxembourg (2021); Museo Archeologico del Chianti Senese, Castellina in […]
Una Björg Magnúsdóttir
Una Björg Magnúsdóttir is an artist based in Reykjavík whose interdisciplinary practice takes on the form of installation, sculpture and images. Una plays a variety of tricks in her work to raise questions about beauty, values, and our existence, behaviour, and demeanour. To this end, she uses texture and value-laden materials in a subtle but […]
Hyunsil Choi
Another Thought Process through Working on Paper Hyun-sil Choi’s art is defined by the arrangement of short dotted lines, which seem to be replicated indefinitely, and the repetition of similar forms. These elements reveal subtle differences, highlighting the uniqueness of each form and bringing us closer to understanding their shapes. By repeatedly drawing these forms, […]
Doy (Do Gyeong Kim)
Do-gyeong Kim’s painting is physically a plane, but in reality, it is a three-dimensional space where the world of several layers coexist on one screen. Just as Alice falls into a rabbit hole, the holes in Her’s painting act as a portal connecting one world to the others. It’s refer to a picture plane world […]
Sookoon Ang
Sookoon Ang is an artist living and working in Singapore and Paris. Her work is rooted in the philosophy of impermanence and interplay between the physical and metaphysical. Her association of seemingly contradictory materials and ideas poetically approaches problems of pictorial space and sculptural presence, often by engaging nuanced but transformative production techniques to create […]
Beth von Undall
Beth von Undall’s work engages a variety of media ranging from CGI, graphic design and video to sound, fiction and gaming technologies. Their compositions draw on theoretical research in the nested arenas of the psychic, the social and the technological, with an affinity for practices of learning and feeling. Central to this enterprise are the […]
Joe Harjo
My work uncovers the lack of visibility of Native culture, lived experience and identity in America, due to both the absence of proper representation in mainstream culture and the undermining of Native belief systems. I challenge what is societally considered “Native American” and what is not to dismantle the perceived spaces where, in the view […]