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  I work with miniature landscapes in different formats or containers, where I place small figures who tell a story or situation in these landscapes. I work with natural and artificial materials. My work begins with the gather, with the … Continued

  I was born in Gelibolu, Turkey in 1985. I studied law between 2003-2007 at Anadolu University Faculty of Law but it wasn’t until my graduation and my completion as an intern lawyer that I realized my talents and passion … Continued

  Dieter Brusselaers (°1990) is a Belgian actor, playwright and researcher. He recently obtained his MA Acting (International) from the London-based East 15 Acting School, after previously studying at the University of Antwerp. Theatre credits include Adem Benemend by B/rouge … Continued

  Maeve O’Sullivan has published her haiku and poetry widely over the last twenty years. She has three collections with Alba Publishing: Initial Response (2011), Vocal Chords (2014) and A Train Hurtles West (2015). Maeve is a founder member of … Continued

  Yin Ho is a Brooklyn-based artist, writer, and curator interested in value systems and methods of exchange via technology, belief, and culture. She studied philosophy and economics as an undergrad and holds graduate degrees in political economy and new … Continued

  I am interested in the interstice of computer-environment communication, the circulation of digital imagery and in the malleability of data. I’ve obtained an MFA in studio arts from the University of British Columbia (Vancouver, 2015), a BFA in Visual … Continued

  I finished my Master’s Degree in June 2016 from the Royal Art Academy in Copenhagen, my Bachelor Degree in Philosophy and Culture in 2013 and graduated from the Art Academy in Essen in 2012. I work in the field … Continued

  Adrita Das is a multi-media visual artist from India, who graduated from the Srishti School of Art, Design, and Technology, Bangalore in 2014. Her work revolves around studying and finding humor in the relationship between religious imagery and the … Continued