Kastehelmi Korpijaakko is a visual artist living and working in Helsinki, Finland. She enjoys humour, slow pace and lush vegetation. In her artistic practice she often explores the ethical boundaries of human existence and the themes of power and interspecies…
With her unstaged photographs, Nele Van Canneyt captures a poetic dream world in urban environments. She explores stillness, light, and the unspoken, both during the day and at night. Her work invites us to discover the hidden layers of reality…
Reina del Mar is the alter ego of a curator/sound artist in a state of not-so-fluid flow. Her artistic and curatorial practice crosses cultural hacking, curation, cultural programming, and sound design. She investigates the potential of active listening as a…
Rebeca Letras is a non-binary artist who works in various artistic fields —ceramics, performance, video, and sound. They explore the loop as a revolutionary creative process through the accumulation of repeated circuits, enhancing individual and collective energetic encounters as a…
Irina Pereira moves through systems of communication, language, publishing, and collective making, exploring how imagery and performative gestures can become ways of gathering — creating shared spaces for exchange, conversation, and experimentation while questioning our place in a society that…
Menyus Szabó is a Budapest-based sculptor whose practice examines the relativity of classical sculptural traditions and the fluidity of sculpture as a conceptual category. Born in Budapest in 1992, he studied sculpture at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts between…
Diana is a multidisciplinary artist from Kazakhstan whose practice bridges drawing, street art, and site-specific interventions. With a background in easel graphic and printmaking, she has expanded her work beyond the studio, engaging with both urban and natural landscapes. Through…
Savka Marenić is an architect, artist, and researcher who connects architecture and spatial thinking through performative, site-specific interventions, speculative narratives, and shared experiences in public space. She uses fiction as a tool of imagination, speculation, care, and knowledge – a…
Jiri Pitrmuc's work consists mainly of paintings, objects and installations. His art practice is driven by a necessary painting routine, which serves as an outline for further ideas or topics. Using a strategy of revision, he examines technological evolution and…
