Emeka Ogboh is a sound and video artist. Based on field recordings, his work explores the experience of the megacity and documents the cosmopolitan nature of urban spaces.
Using brown paper as her main material, Mary Evans' evocative site-specific installations reflect on the impact of tragic and brutal moments in history.
ruby onyinyechi amanze’s drawings envision speculative narratives of self-discovery, supernatural existence and spatio-temporal escapism to evoke ideas around belonging and displacement.
Shoshanna Weinberger’s gouaches on paper explore the cultural contingency of beauty and the idea of 'otherness' in relation to hybrid corporeality, race and gender.
Exploring themes and imagery from anthropology, art history, scientific research, and religious iconography, video artist Theo Eshetu attempts to define how electronic media shapes identity and perception.
Virginia Chihota’s drawings and monoprints are inspired by her experience of marriage and motherhood, and express a world in which memory and metaphor collide.
