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Mauricio LimÓn

Mauricio Limón (Mexico) explores societal issues such as desire structures and artifices of power by employing audiovisual media, anthropological research and re-purposed modernistic styles. There is a conscious use of fragmentation, disassociation and dislocation in order to look for overarching structures hidden in simple gestures and seemingly empty landscapes. Dispersal and obfuscation scalpel-sharp. They open…
17 September 20190Comments

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Viktor Timofeev

Not only testing but actually mutating the limits between video game design, literature, performance, installation and whatever else reaches it, the work of Latvian artist Viktor Timofeev is a hymn to constant vertiginous change. Contained in its own form, as a gesture, developing in contact with air, and as it moves and acts its essence,…
13 November 20180Comments

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Saelia Aparicio

By tracing the wrinkles and fantastic organs that compose our bodies, Spanish artist Saelia Aparicio  dives deep into our vulnerabilities and corporeal might. Pale wall. Standing tall and pure. A mirage of white for distant eyes. The kind of cacophony that becomes numb with time. Approach and rejoice! Warm and close is all holes. Tender oozing, millipedal…
18 September 20180Comments

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Theo Michael

A skillful builder of cracks and pits for History and over rationalized theorizing, Theo Michael from Greece crafts a world of forbidden idols and holy irreverence. Ah yes the holy grotto! Out of the hole come: the fire, wooden wheels trampling over grasslands, the wailing, we do not foresee an end to that wailing. And…
4 September 20180Comments

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Natasja Kensmil

For dutch artist Natasja Kensmil, History is an intricacy of cruelty, holly vows and the generations of artists who could only use that dark ink to record it all. The terse light reaches the trilobite's sensory pits in broken up notes. Making its way across primeval waters, the living architecture of its being was never meant…
19 June 20180Comments

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