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Multimedia Painting

Anton Veenstra: From Woven Tapestries to Wearable Stories

"The vision of my art has always been about diaspora, how displaced people recreate culture…

Bianca KannOctober 27, 2025

Multimedia Sculpture

Yan Jin: Questioning What We Take for Granted

"The most crucial aspects of things are often hidden in their simplicity and familiarity." The…

Bianca KannOctober 21, 2025

Multimedia Painting

Max Papeschi: Theater of Icons and Memory

"The main themes in my work are a critique of consumerism and propaganda, the importance…

Hajra SalinasOctober 20, 2025

Multimedia Painting

Luciana Lamothe: Sculpting Instability into Trust

Banner Image One Frame Life, exhibition view | 2022 | Galería Alberta Pane | Paris,…

Angela LiOctober 18, 2025

Multimedia Painting

Rute Ventura: Identity, Pain, and the Poetics of Change

"Part of us stays behind but never truly detaches, remaining in a dual state." Crosscurrents…

Angela LiOctober 15, 2025

Multimedia Painting

DRIFT: Nature Woven Into Public Walls

"The natural world that I experience through my travels have a huge influence on my…

Hajra SalinasOctober 12, 2025

Multimedia Painting Sculpture

Tianyi Sun: Fragments of Memory, Circuits of Care

"Preservation can be both an act of care and an act of estrangement." Between Languages…

Bianca KannOctober 11, 2025

Multimedia Painting

DIRD: Reassembling Myths of Resistance

"The story is supreme—a declaration that points to power." Between Worlds, Between Forms DIRD, the…

Hajra SalinasOctober 9, 2025

Multimedia Painting

Sun Xun: Animating Truth in an Age of Illusion

"The knowledge of the true history of one's country is a prerequisite for being a…

Bianca KannOctober 8, 2025

Multimedia Sculpture

Ignacio Unrrein: Sculpting the Politics of Space

"Success is the possibility of persevering, once and again, in failure." The Interplay of Architecture…

Ewan ShahOctober 6, 2025

Multimedia

Anton Veenstra: From Woven Tapestries to Wearable Stories

Yan Jin: Questioning What We Take for Granted

Max Papeschi: Theater of Icons and Memory

Luciana Lamothe: Sculpting Instability into Trust

Rute Ventura: Identity, Pain, and the Poetics of Change

DRIFT: Nature Woven Into Public Walls

Tianyi Sun: Fragments of Memory, Circuits of Care

DIRD: Reassembling Myths of Resistance

Sun Xun: Animating Truth in an Age of Illusion

Ignacio Unrrein: Sculpting the Politics of Space

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