Interviews
PATRICIA CARR MORGAN, tracing memory, mortality & disappearing landscapes
Interview by Jonathan Bergström For more than four decades, Tucson-based conceptual artist Patricia Carr Morgan has explored the traces left behind by people, places and
JOHN GERRARD, dissolving borders of innocent tools
Interview by Ludovica Bulciolu Thinking back to the early 2000s and the prosperous, sparkling emergence of the post-internet art scene, one thought goes towards analogue
le_BRIMET, turning pixels into atoms through code, matter & machines
Interview by Daniela Silva At seven years old, le_Brimet was already moving between two forms of making: programming in BASIC on a ZX Spectrum and
PAUL TZANETOPOULOS, light & perception to explore the social, political & ecological forces shaping modern life
Interview by Jonathan Bergström Working across video, projection, large-scale installation, and a variety of media, Paul Tzanetopoulos has spent decades developing a practice rooted in
HELENA NIKONOLE, exploring AI, biosemiotics & the politics of misuse
Interview by Daniela Silva Working across AI, hacktivism, and biosemiotics, Helena Nikonole develops a practice that moves between artistic speculation and infrastructural experimentation. Her projects
ABUL MOGARD, where post-industrial memory becomes ambient sound
Interview by Neshy Denton Even as Abul Mogard has gradually drifted from the protective fiction that once defined his musical arena, it feels like that
KAROLINA ŻYNIEWICZ, art as a way to perceive the world
Interview by Rae (Mee-Jin) Tilly For most people who were not severely affected by COVID-19, the virus has left a lasting impression. What acutely consumed
GIACOMO D’ORLANDO, translating ecologies
Interview by Belén Vera In the soft rain, the young members of the Trang community are replanting seagrass along Sikao Bay’s shores. Their reflections shimmer
When we become NPCs: Trolled by Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley’s video game-based Art
Text by Eddy Gibb I’m a woke bitch–the artwork said so. The whining voice on the other side of the door hated democracy, so I
SANTIAGO MORILLA, what lies beneath the multispecies ecologies
Interview by Belén Vera What would you think of an artwork that turns the electrical activity of fungi into sound, not as a metaphor, but
PIERRE BASTIEN, the poetry of mechanised sound
Interview by Neshy Denton If there were to be a bridge between the random spontaneity of jazz and the metronomic precision of a clock, we’d
RADIANTE LIGHT ART STUDIO, light as architecture to explore perception, space & politics of attention
Interview by Daniela Silva In recent years, immersive light art has gained increasing visibility across museums, festivals and digital art centres. Within this expanding landscape,
GOLDIN+SENNEBY, art, care, ecology & the politics of diagnosis
Interview by Lyndsey Walsh The Stockholm-based collaborative duo Goldin+Senneby have found themselves returning to the question and investigating the models, systems, and metaphors that make
MILOš TRAKILOVIć, investigating the power structures underlying contemporary warfare through time-based media
Interview by Hannah van den Elzen The interdisciplinary artist Miloš Trakilović primarily works with digital media, translating complex theoretical ideas into sensorial experiences. And this
SASHA KOJJIO, navigating the inner architecture of light & language
Interview by Daniela Silva Operating in the liminal territory between art, technology, and architecture, Sasha Kojjio constructs sensorial environments where light, sound, and text converge
YEHWAN SONG, crafting anti-friendly webs for a more expressive Internet
Interview by Daniela Silva In an era where digital interfaces are increasingly streamlined for speed and efficiency, Korean artist and web designer Yehwan Song invites