Lee Changjin
Lee Changjin is a contemporary artist based in South Korea known for his explorations of fluidity, transparency, and transformation. Since 2008, his work has evolved from organic sculptures to conceptual installations using water, dye, plants, and EL wire. His projects, including Water Always Finds Its Own Level, Dye Field, and Thunder, reflect a poetic engagement […]
Charlie Prodger
Charlie Prodger is a visual artist living in Glasgow and working with drawing, moving image, sculpture and writing. Their work orbits histories, from the weight of deep geological time to more contingent narrative forms such as anecdote and oral history. Through the lens of queer subjectivity, they explore intertwined relations between the body, landscape, language, […]
Rosie Hannah Gibson
Rosie Hannah Gibson is from West Yorkshire and is now based in Glasgow. Rosie is a contemporary artist working in drawing, print, photography, film, sound, ceramics and installation. She is inspired by nature, history and society, and she contemplates femininity, ritual and witchcraft. She studied Art Foundation at Leeds College of Art & Design in […]
Nancy Hart
Nancy Hart is a Professor of Art at the University of Texas of the Permian Basin. She earned her BFA degree from Virginia Commonwealth University and her MFA degree from Cranbrook Academy of Art. As an active, practicing artist, Nancy has had her work exhibited in over 190 exhibitions, including 106 international exhibitions and twenty-two […]
Silvia Rossi and Elena Mazzi
Silvia Rossi is an Italian filmmaker based in Oslo. She earned a bachelor’s degree in cinema and theater at Ca’ Foscari University in Venice and studied directing at the National Film School (CSC-Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia) in Milan. She is a co-founder of “BOM Films,” a directors’ duo specializing in advertising, and “Peggy Høy,” a […]
Hugo Llanes
Hugo Llanes is an artist and cultural facilitator based in Reykjavík. Exploring political and social issues through artistic research and a wide range of media – including installation, performance, and expanded painting – his work examines themes such as migration and adaptation, belonging, power dynamics, and post-colonial identity. Llanes often incorporates food into his practice, […]
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Karon Sabrina Corrales
Karon Sabrina Corrales is a cultural producer and independent curator based in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. In 2016, she co-founded LL Proyectos with artist and curator Leonardo Gonzalez, an independent contemporary art initiative dedicated to fostering critical dialogue and artistic experimentation in Tegucigalpa. She is currently a fellow of the Cultural & Artistic Responses to the Environmental […]
Anne Hardy
Anne Hardy’s practice in sculpture and immersive installation re-imagines overlooked terrains, objects, histories and materials as holders of transformative potential. Considering how our bodies encounter spaces, hierarchies, freedoms, and uncertainty in relation to emotions, fragility and resilience, her work is informed by ideas of energetic presence, deep time, future archaeology, climate, and our status as […]
Melina Berkenwald
Melina Berkenwald is an Argentine visual artist who also works in cultural production, art management, and curatorial projects. She is the founder and director of URRA, an independent non-profit organization that runs art residencies in Buenos Aires since 2010. Trained in painting, she has worked with various media depending on the nature of each project, […]
Richard McVetis
Richard McVetis is an artist whose practice is inspired by time, geology, and cosmology, explored through textile-based work—particularly hand embroidery, which he describes as ‘rendering with stitch’. His work takes the form of meticulously stitched two- and three-dimensional drawings, shifting between small-scale sculptures and large installations. These pieces visually articulate the passage of time, spatial […]
Debjani Banerjee
Debjani Banerjee is an Edinburgh-based artist whose interdisciplinary practice spans performance, dance, sculpture, textiles, film, and collaborative making. Drawing from her British Bengali heritage, Banerjee explores themes of cultural dissonance, identity, and belonging through a post-colonial lens. Her work reconsiders the complexities of living within and between cultures, interweaving personal narratives with broader questions of […]