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Time, Residue & Memory. INTO AIR by Dawn Ng
What if we could make the temporary visible? Into Air (2018-present) is an ongoing body of work focused on translating and developing an alternative understanding of time. Read more
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Triptych by Gabriel Tarmassi
Imagine contemplating a landscape, the gentle shapes of the dunes and the waves lapping slowly (…) The Triptych piece by Gabriel Tarmassi might take you back to one of those places. Read more
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Balancing Relations by Helen O’Shea
Looking at Helen O’Shea’s sculptural pieces, one can wonder what material could support such delicate shapes. Plastic would not be the first guess. Read more
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being there by Azu Kimura
In ‘being there’, artist Azu Kimura presents us with a series of light, soft sculptures made with Hordeum jubatum over a metal mesh. Read more
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Monad Wall Hangings by Alistair Byars
Alistair Byars’ work focuses on hand-applied materials and studies the visual and tactile properties of rough/smooth and natural/artificial textures. Read more
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Ink/yarn paintings by Linda Maennel
Linda Maennel is a German artist who creates wonderfully light landscapes, portraits, and floral still lifes through the combination of painting and colored yarn on canvas. Read more
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The Courtship of Giants by Emii Alrai at Eastside Projects
Emii Alrai’s practice is strongly influenced by cultural identities revealed through artifacts (geographical identity) and post-colonial museum practices of collecting and displaying objects. Read more
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SEEDS by AINO
The idea of preserving seeds in wax reminds us of a safe treasure that maintains its vitality and goes through different biological stages. This concept is explored physically and metaphorically by artist AINO in her SEEDS series. Read more
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THE STUDY OF TRACES by Wiktoria at Galerie Sono
Between photographs, sculptures, and installations combining the human hand and meticulously selected ecofacts, the Study of Traces series conjures up the idea of a modern ritual. The bodies are marked with plants and stones. Read more
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Q&A with Veerle Melis about Postcards from Spain
Currently based in Brussels, Veerle’s work can be seen as an ongoing meditation on the ingenuity of (human) nature and on what it means to create. Read more
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Q&A with Isobel Napier about Laser Cut Paper Series
Graduated in Fine Art by The Slade School of Fine Art at University College London, Isobel Napier creates paper sculptures that resemble fabric, using archival paper and laser cutting technology. Read more
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Between Salt & Water by Anubha Sood
‘Between Salt & Water’ is a textile project of sculptural forms that began on a research trip to Galway, Ireland, and it is developed with fresh seaweed crystallized over time. Read more
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SUITABLE & BLOOM Series by Sui Park
The New York-based artist Sui Park explores the dynamism of organic forms and biomorphic shapes, made with mass-produced industrial materials, in particular, monofilament and cable ties. As the Korean artist says, her work ‘represents transitions, and transformations of nature, the forms are to capture subtle but continuous changes in our emotions, sentiments, memories, and expectations.’ Read more
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Sculpture Series by Mercedes Vicente
Mercedes Vicente is a Spanish artist who specialized in craft and textiles. In her series of sculptures, she explores fabrics’ behavior and skeleton volumes that expand to originate different designs. The final objects emphasize a sense of simplicity and neutrality that integrates an experience of time and space. The Beginning Mercedes Vicente: The idea behind Read more
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Mitosis by Amalie Vöge Jensen
Amalie Vöge Jensen is a Danish artist currently based in Oslo, where she’s studying a master’s program at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts. Her work involves the creation of abstract-figurative ceramic sculptures inspired by the human body intertwined in different scenarios. In Mitosis, Amalie started exploring gender by translating through her sculptures many Read more
