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  Her work consists of a lot of different materials and techniques, painting, drawing, collage, assemblage, and lightboxes. The sizes vary from tiny to large, and I move between different stages of figuration and abstraction. The sources from which she … Continued

  Lucille Saillant (born in 1998, Rennes, France) grew up in Villeurbanne. She is a photographer and focuses on the relationship between History and Memory. In the past few years, cemeteries became one of her main subjects. She wonders how … Continued

  Sophia Casas, born in 1986 in New York City, is an artist and educator currently based in Brooklyn, NY. She received her BA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2008 and her MA in Art … Continued

  Buenos Aires, 1990 B.A. in Combined Arts (UBA), she is currently writing her Master’s thesis in Gender Studies and Politics (UNTREF) and participated in the seminars Art as Politics (BAK, Holland) and Women Artists (U. Künste, Germany). As an … Continued

  Paolo is a researcher in philosophy and writing. His work currently focuses on the relationship between some form of culture, mainly philosophy, geography art, narrative fiction; and “place”. This interest began three years ago when he began to think … Continued

  Daniel Vincent Hansen (b. 1991, Gothenburg) lives and works in Trondheim, Norway. He finished his masters in fine art at the Art Academy in Oslo in 2017 and has since shown his works in different galleries. Vital to Daniel’s … Continued

  Jackeline Rojas A. (Havana, 1973). Cuban, woman, Afro-descendant, islander, Latin American. All this has marked her path in literature and her particular way of seeing and understanding the world: both the world of creation and the universe of the … Continued

  Lee Bullitt (b. 1989) is an African-American, queer interdisciplinary artist, writer, and video editor from Harlem, NY. Best known for their intimate poetry and photography, which concern lethargy, love, sexuality and anxiety and the effects nature and environment can … Continued