Artists

Julia Brussels is a violinist and active in various musical fields: (free) jazz, free improvisation, ambient, dub, electroacoustic, global music.

The Swiss artist studied at the Düsseldorf Art Academy with Alfonso Hüppi and Helmut Federle. Transparency, layering and compression appear again and again in his work. After years of monochrome, he has returned to color.

The artist duo has been working together since 2010. In their mostly site-specific and expansive video installations, they repeatedly question our viewing and perception habits.

Eduardo Cassina is an architect, city sociologist, and part of the curatorial group METASITU. He was trained in Glasgow, Porto, Amsterdam, Beijing and London.

Gianin Conrad works in a variety of media. In connection with digitalization, there is a massive dematerialization. In his works he picks up this discussion.

The British painter Eric Cruikshank studied at the Edinburgh College of Art. His painting seems to have lost all materiality and to consist only of color and light.

Christoph Dahlhausen born in 1960, has been an assistant professor at the School of Art in RMIT University Melbourne/AUS since 2013. His works follow light in abstraction.

Anneke A. de Boer is born in 1969 and she got a Master in Fine Art at the Piet Zwart Institute for postgraduate studies and research in Rotterdam.

A German Artist Christine de la Garenne studied at the School of Design Karlsruhe (DE) with Prof. Dieter Kiessling. She lives and works in Berlin now.

Dutch painter Bas de Weerd’s interest is in painting techniques and processes, as well as the ephemeral such as shadow/light, which are inherently linked to a time and place.

Karel Dong is an independent artist, filmmaker and researcher. He works as a filmmaker for experimental films but he uses performances and installations as well.

Jens Düppe is constantly creating new projects and artistic encounters of the most diverse musical styles.