Posts with tag Artist Feature
Yu Ji
A revisitation of sculpture, an extension of its three dimensionality and attunement to body, context and narrative, is at the heart of Yu Ji’s practice.…
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Maude Léonard-Contant
Language is omnipresent in Léonard-Contant’s work: clearcut and implied, present and absent, as much felt as it is seen. It is palpable even when her work…
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Piero Golia
Italian-born, Los Angeles–based artist Piero Golia is a sculptor of situations. His works—which at times take physical form, often at an architectural scale, and at…
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Anna Witt
Anna Witt, born in 1981 in Germany, lives and works in Vienna. Her artistic practice is performative, participatory, and political. She creates situations that reflect…
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Ayọ̀ Akínwándé
Ayọ̀ Akínwándé is an artist, curator, and writer from Lagos, Nigeria. With an academic background in Architecture, his practice is multi-disciplinary, working across lens-based media,…
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Joshua Citarella
Citarella is a hyper-proficient artist of today who works with both materials and software. His work positions photography at the nexus of an interdisciplinary practice,…
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Petrit Halilaj
Born in 1986 in Kostërc (Kosovo), Petrit Halilaj lives and works in-between Germany, Kosovo and Italy.
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Bruce McLean
Since his days as a rebellious student at Central Saint Martins, McLean has tackled the complexities and contradictions of art—chiselling away at its self-seriousness. His…
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João Loureiro
In a broad sense, through a wide range of subjects and procedures, I’ve been interested in certain versions or fictional constructions that are presented as…
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Rossella Biscotti
Rossella Biscotti’s (b. 1978, Molfetta, Italy; lives and works in Brussels, BE and Rotterdam, NL) artistic oeuvre encompasses videos, photographs and sculptural work.
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Michał Budny
Michał Budny is known for his austere and poetically charged sculptures and objects, often made from commonplace, „poor“ materials. For most of his sculptures and…
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Sophie Gogl
For a long time, creating images was the uncontested prerogative of painting. Today painting must compete with a plethora of other media for this rendering…
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