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Feiko Beckers

Dutch artist Feiko Beckers turns the human world upside down by asking seemingly mundane questions that poke at the incredible and beautiful absurdity of the lives we have created for ourselves. The pile of what has been discarded reaches the heavens. Not just the trash but outmoded ideas, species, romances. Yet more gargantuan is…

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Yair Callender

Dutch artist Yair Callender uses notions of monumentality and architecture in order to question and infuse them with the vitality of imperfection and mystery. A life contained but not constrained. Propped up to new heights, not monumental, simply aerial. It surges to a floating middle ground where the voices of birds and seeds are…

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Isaac Lythgoe

Equally enchanted by the myths of Michael Jackson and those of Bastet, MTV's Cribs and the houses of spirits, the British artist Isaac Lythgoe brings them all together through the exiting use of diverse sculptural materials and appropriations. The jade idol remains beyond grasp. It exist here and now and you touch it and…

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Kathleen Ryan

American artist Kathleen Ryan's fascination with botanical life generates structures for hiding, hosting and hailing unseen forces. It wants what it can arrange. It eats what it must know. It flows and slides along durations. It will vanish, once there is nothing left to doubt. It balances a complexity of purpose and a simplicity of…

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Mike Bourscheid

Each piece of clothes Mike Bourscheid (Luxembourg) confections and wears contains equal doses of joy, absurd and innocence. He invites different worlds and stories into his body and let us dream along with him. There are different ways to wear your rules around you. You'll find shoddy arrangements where different parables and morals are…

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Raphaela Vogel

An attunement to the finesses of disintegrating shapes and the constant intermix of apparatuses, subject and spirit distinguish the practice of German artist Raphaela Vogel. Tatters and the thinking of tatters. The impulse to become said tatters and the desire to lick them as they flow in the wind. Scorn is also felt but then,…

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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,…

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Gina Dawson

To take rejection and turn it into a labor of love and craftsmanship is a veritable challenge, but US artist Gina Dawson  takes it head on and in doing so she creates work that is both cheerful and melancholic. Came so suddenly, in its downward flow dragged it all away. There was the piled up trash, it…

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Ieva Kraule

Be it through the written medium or her sculptural practice, Latvian artist Ieva Kraule  conjoins scattered pieces into fragile, amusing and mysterious combinations. Of what it is hanging from, that should never be discussed. Suffice to say that it hangs, for now. Of where those ropes ascend to, what sort of heavenly pillar or darkened pit welcomes them, no…

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