Current
October 6th to November 8th 2025
Afsian Aguilar, Israel
I reinterpret biblical worlds and religious symbols to build dystopian landscapes that reflect my own estrangement. My art, shaped by camouflage - hiding, adapting, and transforming become, both a metaphor for cultural survival and for my body navigating Arab and Jewish spaces, where identity unfolds as an ongoing translation marked by the questions: “Who am I? What am I? Where am I?” and how do I exist within (and against) dominant narratives?
Zane Edwards, Australia
My practice shifts as I do, so it seems to always feel like a necessary 'filling' of the inbetween I so often catch myself in when moving between differring states of being. So, of course I grow to distain it, I give love to it, make love with it, get lost in it like its a part of God I always intended to know.
Danying Yu, China
My practice spans sculpture, drawing, and photography. I am interested in how individuals navigate and adapt to space within transitional living conditions, particularly in contexts of informal housing, creating works that highlight local knowledge, resourcefulness, and the resilience inherent in vernacular spatial practices.
Anthony Plasse, France
I use photographic processes on canvas to produce results without direct intervention of my hand. Sensitive to light, the canvas actively takes part in the process and generates forms on its own — underpinned by sculptural concerns, it is shaped, folds, adapts, and takes form in response to the contexts and spaces in which it spread out.
Hugo Marin, USA
My work confronts concepts of ‘the self’ in an individualist society as a first-generation immigrant seeking refuge and belonging in unorthodox communities and spaces, both virtual and physical. My approach uses research to critique the intimate performance of identities within a highly digital landscape, drawing inspiration from internet culture and aesthetics.
Kortney Paloalto, USA
I’m a Mexican-Norwegian artist who loves using color and playful ideas to celebrate where I come from and who I am. Through experimenting with different mediums, I hope my work encourages others to tap into their own creativity and feel free to play and express themselves.