Artists We Love
Jorge Otero-Pailos
Venice Biennale-featured Jorge Otero-Pailos was trained as an architect and specializes in experimental forms of preservation. In his projects, preservation enables a powerful rethinking of our world’s heritage.
Lyle Starr
Characterized by both a profound fascination with the methodology of the creative process, and the mechanisms of image reproduction and dissemination, Lyle Starr’s ongoing oeuvre has rightfully garnered him acknowledgment as a distinctive artistic personality.
Michel Huelin
An artist who also studied biology, Huelin’s digital brushstrokes plunge the viewer into a virtual world of hybrid objects both real and surreal - a sort of vegetation that the artist refers to as ‘phenotypes’.
Quentin Curry
American painter Quentin Curry engages in a kind of contemporary archeology as he takes on history’s most treasured and disregarded debris.
Tomoo Gokita
Gokita’s work has had a strong presence within the world of contemporary culture for a number of years in Japan, but it was in the early 2000s that his practice became recognized within the international fine art scene.
Amelie Chabannes
French artist Amelie Chabannes is primarily concerned with the notion of identity. Through her drawings, paintings, video, and sculptures, she explores both the physical and psychological aspects of the self.
Luisa Rabbia
Born in Italy, Brooklyn-based artist Luisa Rabbia frequently draws inspiration from her daily life to create reflections on time, life, and the human body. Rabbia's meditative works provoke the viewer to contemplate presence and absence through video, porcelain and paper-mache sculpture, ink, acrylic pigment, and pencil drawings.
Midori Harima
Japanese artist Midori Harima has been captivated by her exposure to media information since she was a child growing up in the suburbs of Tokyo. She investigates our perceptions in an information saturated society by reconstructing figures through photography, projection, black-and-white Xeroxed images, and sculpture.
Ambroise Tezenas
French photographer Ambroise Tézenas is highly tuned to "the decisive moment" by capturing rare silence and light throughout bustling streets and alleys, towering skylines, and urban landscapes.
Changha Hwang
Concerned with investigating the relationship between time and space through painting, Changha Hwang manipulates his canvases with color and line to create dense patterns in acrylic paint.
Molly Dilworth
Brooklyn-based painter Molly Dilworth started making large-scale outdoor rooftop paintings as a means to get out of her studio and communicate her message to the world in a different way.