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Lingzhi Girl Series by Xiaojing Yan
Lingzhi Girl, a series of life-sized busts of young women, is inspired by Chinese mythology and sculpted with live mycelium. Read more
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Les métamorphoses by Marion Hawecker
Whether using elemental, mineral, animal, or vegetable elements, Marion Hawecker questions our relationship with non-human living beings and their environment. Read more
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Q&A with Bahadırhan Pekşen about Reconstruction Series
Bahadırhan Pekşen is a Turkish artist that poetically expresses his reality through working with earthy materials such as mud, ash, charcoal, wax, and pigments on cotton or linen canvas. Read more
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Mirroring Landscapes by Tjitske Oosterholt
Tjitske Oosterholt’s work is situated between the image and its materiality, demonstrating the artist’s artisan-like approach to photography. Read more
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Heart shape shapes us by Clara Toksvig
‘Heart shape shapes us’ by Clara Toksvig embodies this myth and reinterprets what would be the original shape of the plant and its heart-shaped seedpods. Read more
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WITHERED by Vânia Reichartz
The WITHERED series made by Vânia Reichartz emphasizes a captivating texture and technique that becomes evident after processing the unsettling shapes. Read more
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Moments of Intersection: Woven Landscapes by Conceição Abreu
Critical of the anthropogenic behavior that characterizes our relationship with the environment, Conceição Abreu’s work conveys an experience of the world with a sense of place. Read more
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Living Stones. Humanos series by Paula Cortazar
Mexican artist Paula Cortazar interprets the hidden patterns in nature, of a tree or a river, through drawing and carving on stone. Read more
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Fabricated Symbiosis by Mirte Luijmes
In this material-driven research developed by Mirte Luijmes, the starting point is the realm of lichens. Read more
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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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Q&A with Paula Camiña about Co-Obradoiro Galego
The decline of the Galician basketry has intensified because of the lack of vegetable fibers in our Galician forest due to the reforestation of non-autochthonous species whose wood can not be used for basketry and the disappearance of rural life. Read more
