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Irina Lotarevich

In the Studio Irina Lotarevich, Vienna

Irina works primarily with metal to explore themes of housing, bureaucracy, and standardisation. Through modular structures and systems of measurement, she reflects on containment and the ways contemporary life shapes individual experience.

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Davide Allieri

In the Studio Davide Allieri, Milan

Davide Allieri works with sculptural and installation-based forms that explore what remains once human function has disappeared. Drawing on technical and architectural vocabularies, his practice examines states of abandonment, suspension, and post-human temporality.

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Andrej Dúbravský

In the Studio Andrej Dúbravský, Rastislavice, Slovakia

No matter how far he travels or where his work is shown, Slovak artist Andrej Dúbravský always stays connected to his roots — nature and countryside life. With the curiosity of a scientist, he dives into the exploration of living things like bees, caterpillars, ladybugs, pets, and nude men.

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Erik Nordenhake

Collector Stories Erik Nordenhake, Stockholm

Erik Nordenhake is one of the people to advocate a more progressive art community in Sweden, proclaiming that there can be only one way forward for the traditionally insular Swedish art world, which is to venture beyond Scandinavian borders, letting more outsiders in, and encouraging artists to pursue a career outside Sweden.

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METABOLICA leads us into the factory of life and tells a molecular story of metabolic cycles across five chapters – from the Industrial Revolution to the present and future, from whaling and the petromodern age to current and emerging scenarios of the bioeconomy. Algae and bacteria become artistic collaborators, forming a new visual and aesthetic practice through microbiological processes.

Nordic Notes

Kim Simonsson

Kim Simonsson, Fiskars
With references to fairytale characters, manga films and computer games, Kim Simonsson’ sculptures are very distinctive. His dreamy figures are a touch menacing, yet simultaneously fragile and frail. They all share an appearance that is solitary and a little sad, tinged with a sense of uncertainty or uneasiness that is stirred among the viewer. Who are they, and where are they going?
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Editions

Madeleine Boschan

Madeleine Boschan
»What lays bare in me«

Charlotte Klobassa

Charlotte Klobassa
»Signature Moves«

Gerold Miller

Gerold Miller
»total object 360«

Exhibitions

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