Ruti de Vries
Ruti de Vries’s practice is like an ever-expanding spiral, incessantly gathering new motives and materials to form an enigmatic mythology that keeps haunting her works, drawing equally from ancient art, as from the worlds of fashion and theater. Working quickly and intuitively, oscillating between obsessive laboring and immediate expressiveness, her works are made from various […]
Rexy Tseng
Rexy Tseng’s practice consists of painting and installation, deriving motifs from the dark humor and unrequited desires found within contemporary conditions. He primarily works from lived experiences and responses to current events. Through his work, Tseng seeks to challenge established narratives, exposing the limitations of free will and the notion of progress. Exuding a sense […]
Francisco González-Rosas
Francisco González-Rosas (he/they) is a performance and new media artist whose practice explores critical and speculative entanglements between body and technology from a postcolonial perspective. Inspired by internet culture, social interfaces and the surfeit of imagery and representation of the self that exists within digital networks, Francisco delves into image-making as a key aspect of […]
Marusya Syroechkovskaya
The works of filmmaker and artist Marusya Syroechkovskaya move between personal intimacy and political commentary. Her films combine personal experiences with collective memories and deal with the realities of today’s Russia – a context in which personal freedom and artistic expression are under increasing pressure. They deal with feelings of limitation and uprootedness as well […]
Kah Bee Chow
Kah Bee Chow works primarily with installation and sculpture, developing a practice grounded in close attention to the particularities of space and site. Her process begins with careful observation of a location’s charge, tempo, and atmosphere, alongside its architectural proportions, material conditions, and spatial character. From this sustained engagement, Kah Bee Chow’s work may uncover […]
Anthony Rundblade
Anthony Rundblade is a contemporary sculptor and installation artist whose work engages with the principles of the grotesque. His work uses a wide range of materials and processes to construct the estrangement of familiar forms. He often draws on everyday objects, and through repetition, inversion, and distortion, pushes them beyond their expected logic. He works […]
I-Hsuen Chen
I-Hsuen Chen is an artist whose practice is firmly rooted in an attentive engagement with personal experience and lived reality. I-Hsuen Chen’s early works began with photography as a means of exploring his own life story, using the camera as both a reflective and investigative tool. From this intimate starting point, I-Hsuen Chen gradually expanded […]
Lesia Vasylchenko
Lesia Vasylchenko is an artist working with moving image, installation, and media archaeology. Her practice explores chronopolitics: how time is controlled, experienced, and shaped through planetary sensor networks and imaging infrastructures. She examines how computation increasingly organises social life—how observation technologies structure duration and determine what can be registered, archived, or forecast. As part of […]
Iden Sungyoung Kim
In her work, Iden Sungyoung Kim explores the complex political, social and ethical dimensions of nuclear technology and armament. Since 2017, the artist has been developing projects at the intersection of field research, archival work and artistic intervention: archive-based and analog photography, video and spatial installation, lecture performance and experimental documentation. Her artistic language combines […]
Kosuke Nakane
Kosuke Nakane is an artist who blurs the boundaries between painting and sculpture with a decidedly playful precision. Although his works remain flat, they create a striking sense of spatial depth reminiscent of classical trompe-l’œil techniques, without ever adopting their strict illusionism. Instead, his images open up like small stages of color, pigment, and light. […]