Iva Davidová is a Czech artist based in Brno whose work considers how vulnerability can be represented without reducing a being to its suffering. Her drawings and reliefs include animals that cooperate, require care, and remain subject to mortality. Her work explores militant gentleness, interspecies communication, interspecies communities, and radical imagination. In her work, she is interested in the perception of…

Keith J. Varadi is an American curator, gallerist, artist, and writer based in Los Angeles. His work centers on the social conditions that allow art to be made, presented, discussed, and sustained. At Gene's Dispensary, he brings together artists across generations and disciplines while treating friendship, criticism, sales, publishing, performance, and public gathering as parts of the same cultural structure. The…

Julia Taszycka is part of a generation of artists rethinking the ready-made through urban change, postindustrial waste, and informal economies. The Polish, New York-based artist works with found objects that retain marks of use: dirt, rust, breakage, wear, and traces of prior function. Her installations are precise and often minimal, but their restraint serves a critical purpose. By moving discarded things into the…

Samuel Alves de Jesus is a Brazilian artist based in the São Paulo metropolitan region whose practice connects the behavior of matter with bodily experience. Salt surfaces absorb humidity, sculptures appear to sweat or cry, and abstract forms evoke organs, mineral fragments, plants, or unfamiliar symbols. Through these transformations, he approaches life, death, family, memory, and spirituality without relying on…

Latefa Wiersch is a German artist based in Zürich whose work examines identity, embodiment, and migration in the postcolonial present. Working across sculpture, installation, moving image, social media, and performance, she is best known for roughly sewn, near-life-size puppets made from salvaged fabrics and everyday materials. These figures move between human, animal, object, historical character, and fictional…

Paul Rouphail is an American painter based in Philadelphia whose practice connects private interiors to larger historical and political conditions. His paintings have addressed pandemic confinement, climate crisis, American political symbols, migration, religious belief, consumer appetite, and the persistence of historical violence. Rather than state fixed positions, Rouphail places familiar objects into precise but…

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…