Evelyn Bencicova is a Slovak artist based in Berlin who explores the unstable boundary between human behavior and technological programming. Her photographs, films, virtual environments, and performances examine how social expectations become embedded in bodies, images, machines, and digital identities. Rather than treating technology as inherently liberating or threatening, Bencicova asks who designs it, which…

Mexican artist Rodrigo Red Sandoval, based between Amsterdam and Mexico City, investigates the structures that support both individual bodies and collective life. His installations combine industrial systems with anatomical, organic and fictional forms, placing cables, pipes, clocks, nests and fragments of urban debris within the same material field. Philosophical questions about definition, perception and…

Réka Lőrincz is a Hungarian, Budapest-based multidisciplinary artist whose practice treats contemporary jewellery as a meeting point between body, object, belief, and social critique. Working with pearls, antique jewellery, fake nails, plastic, money, and found materials, she collapses the divide between precious and ordinary things. Her sculptures, installations, moving image works, and text pieces extend the logic…

Jason Yates is an American artist (born in Detroit; based in Los Angeles) who makes work in which the home, the stage, and the junk pile keep folding into one another. Drawing on Detroit’s social atmosphere, underground collaboration, and a skepticism toward careerism, he turns sentimental objects into structures that question the American Dream without pretending to stand outside it. His wider influence comes from…

Alicia Adamerovich is an American artist based in Garrison, New York, whose work explores the psychological life of natural forms. Her paintings and sculptures draw on forests, bodily structures, microscopic imagery, science fiction, and the material intelligence of wood. She uses abstraction to give pressure, contour, and surface to emotions that evade explanation. Her work belongs to a renewed interest in…

Robert Roest’s practice is shaped by the tension between old painting and new images. The Dutch, New Jersey-based painter draws on art history, religious symbolism, and traditional technique, while also working from screenshots, low-resolution JPEGs, video game meshes, and other forms of online visual culture. Across series devoted to dogs, cheese, carpets, and digital landscapes, Roest examines how viewers project…

Līga Spunde’s practice is defined by a precise use of fiction to approach reality. The Latvian artist, based in Riga, works with digital prints, video, sculpture, sound, and immersive installations to explore how personal experience connects to larger structures of anxiety, violence, belief, ecology, and emotional recovery. Her influences include internet culture, video games, Disney, religious symbols, medical…

Mexican artist Marek Wolfryd, based in Mexico City, examines how images become valuable as they move through systems of trade, reproduction, taste, and belief. His work draws on the readymade, appropriation art, Walter Benjamin, Byung-Chul Han’s shanzhai, transpacific exchange, Latin American material histories, and the everyday logic of consumer platforms. Moving between painting, sculpture, installation,…

Based in Berlin, German artist Karla Zipfel has built a practice around the cultural grammar of ordinary prosperity. She examines the single-family house, the building-society mascot, the advice counter, the heating system, and the meme as connected forms, each one shaping how social mobility is imagined. Her philosophy is neither nostalgic nor dismissive. She treats commonplace aesthetics as serious evidence of how…

Augustin Katz (born 1995, France; lives and works in Paris) is a painter whose work explores the ways in which images function as structures of thought, shaping perception, memory and the experience of the unconscious. Through a figurative practice marked by distortion and spatial tension, he constructs compositions that operate as mental architectures in which psychic and perceptual states unfold. His figures…