Daniela Jordanova

Daniela Jordanova reflects in her work on the complexity of the personal human universe and its relationship to nature and its social environment. Her research investigates the confrontation between different types of realities. As artist she proposes an approach by combining both figurative and abstract forms, mostly working in series. Her creations include different visual

Sanne Kabalt

Sanne Kabalt works with the visual media of photography and video. Her work is about what you do not see: psychological aspects of humanity such as recollection, sanity and empathy. Kabalt is continuously investigating, manipulating, and playing with the relation between what you see and what you feel. Her work is not finished until the

Osira Verspyck

Amsterdam based visual artist Osira Verspyck (1978) studied Fine Arts at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam. She graduated in 2011. Artist Statement “When a space, object or everyday situation appeals to a certain state of mind, I try to capture aspects of it in such a way that its qualities are singled out to

Daphne ter Wee

  Daphne ter Wee (1980) lives and works in Zutphen. She studied mixed media at AKI Artez Academy of fine arts in Enschede. In 2010 she had her first major exhibition in Bergen, Norway. In 2011, ter Wee exhibited at the Twente Biennale in Hengelo. In that year she was also nominated for ‘Best of

Toon Berghahn

Toon Berghahn uses all kinds of materials in his paintings. On top of wooden panels, often many different layers of paint are combined: oil, acrylic and industrial paints. But you will also find pieces of cloth and wood or other rough materials attached to the surface. Apart from the classical brush, Berghahn makes use of

Airco Caravan

Visual artist Airco Caravan is not afraid of crossing the line. Using mass media images and political issues as her starting point, she questions our awareness and convictions about the boundaries that separate desire and fear, taboo and the trivial, love and hate, life and death. Airco Caravan’s work echoes the tradition of post-Warholian pop