Contemporary Art

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INTERVIEW | Charlie Wayne

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INTERVIEW | Charlie Wayne

Charlie Wayne questions the identity and the place of reality. His accumulation and proliferation of photographs question the power of images in our society and echo the mass consumption mechanisms of our world, the duality of the human, between image and identity, passive consumption and a quest for truth.

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INTERVIEW | Jonathan Irawan

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INTERVIEW | Jonathan Irawan

Jonathan is a part of Pulpo Collective - they envision future scenarios, and question how design as a practice can resolve challenges of the future, addressing both the physical realm of our urban habitats and natural environments, as well as changes in society.

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INTERVIEW | Anton Lefabi

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INTERVIEW | Anton Lefabi

Anton Lefabi’s work is centered on repetition, obsession, irony, and sacrifice, essentially based on a conceptual modus operandi which manifests itself in thematic work series. He shifts perception by investing his energy into developing a method of transcription which aims to let a work radiate a specific idea.

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INTERVIEW | Leszek Sikon

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INTERVIEW | Leszek Sikon

Making hand-forged knives and custom objects in only the highest quality materials is the core of Leszek Sikon’s practice. Material culture is also crucial to his practice; the right piece of stock, with the right history, can reinforce the message his artwork conveys. 

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INTERVIEW | Alves Ludovico

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INTERVIEW | Alves Ludovico

Super-complexity drives Alves Ludovico’s fascination. He enhances the limits of his perception and comprehension - his creations represent a personal case study, a segment from the super-complexity that he sorts out and where he finds the tools for meaning.

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INTERVIEW | Monica Sousa

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INTERVIEW | Monica Sousa

Monica Sousa’s art focuses on spaces that emerge from late capitalism, even though sometimes, there is a movement of nature that re-colonized this same place that was intervened by human hands, an entropy that originates the organic development of nature.

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INTERVIEW | Alisa Aistova

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INTERVIEW | Alisa Aistova

Alisa Aistova investigates human boundaries and transitional states, mutations, injuries, and suppressed desires. In her work are always transformations, mental and physiological: insanity, melancholy, rejection, anguish, violence, isolation, death, and the desire for it.

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REPRESENTED ARTIST | Pavel Korbička “Horizons of Light" are a cycle of light glass neon lines based on the optics of human eyesight. Each line consists of two basic complementary colors: green - red; orange - blue; purple - yellow. The hu
REPRESENTED ARTIST | Pavel Korbička “Horizons of Light" are a cycle of light glass neon lines based on the optics of human eyesight. Each line consists of two basic complementary colors: green - red; orange - blue; purple - yellow. The hu
Neo Primitive Life - Aquatic 1, 2020 by the Japanese photographer Eriko Kaniwa. C-print on Crystal Archive on aluminium dibond Edition of 5. A single phylogenetic tree maps the evolutionary relationships among all life on Earth. While the origin of
REPRESENTED ARTIST | Pavel Korbička - Light artist Pavel Korbička exploits each creative impulse down to the minutest detail and is able to bring his message across with the use of the most economical devices, his idiom conveying an experience of gr
Neo Primitive Life - Aquatic 1, 2020 by the Japanese photographer Eriko Kaniwa. C-print on Crystal Archive on aluminium dibond Edition of 5. A single phylogenetic tree maps the evolutionary relationships among all life on Earth. While the origin of
Pavel Korbička, Dance Calligraphy No.E2 00:02:52 min, 2010/2017 Installation, white neon glass tubes, video documents. 209 x 133 x 139 cm, dance: Petra Hauerová Pavel Korbička exploits each creative impulse down to the minutest detail and is