Edgar Martins
Edgar MartinsHome A Brief History of Impossible Solutions for Insoluble Problems (2025) Edgar Martins has worked closely with mental health and suicide prevention charities, as well as bereavement support groups.…
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Edgar MartinsHome A Brief History of Impossible Solutions for Insoluble Problems (2025) Edgar Martins has worked closely with mental health and suicide prevention charities, as well as bereavement support groups.…
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Magid MagidHome Faith Amongst the Ruins (2025) Returning to sites of racist and anti-Muslim violence in the UK, Magid Magid visits spaces touched by fear and reclaims them through presence,…
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Oliver CuveletteHome Framed (2018-2022) Oliver Cuvelette bases his work on a personal interpretation of moments, offering an emotional vision that invites observers to explore what lies beyond the obvious. Rather…
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Hannah AtallahHome Unfortunately, It Was Paradise (2025) | لسوء الحظ كانت جنة Hannah Atallah (هانّا عطالله) is a Palestinian-Lebanese-Irish multidisciplinary artist. Atallah has created murals and exhibited work across Baltimore,…
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Elena PopovaHome Into the Current (2023) Russian-born artist Elena Popova, based in Cyprus, creates atmospheric paintings that explore silence, emotional memory and inner transformation. In Into the Current, deep violets…
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Filip HaglundHome 4 Oceans (2025) Climate change is impacting the oceans through warming, acidification, and rising sea-levels. In turn, coastlines across the world are being reshaped. Filip Haglund’s 4 Oceans…
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Neil ArmstrongHome The Tipping Point (2020) The verse in this video, spoken as a rhythmic conversation between a male and female voice, is from a poem written by the artist…
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Jeonghan YunHome Photograph Drawing III (2021) Photograph Drawing III encourages us to question how we define photography and drawing. The work is composed of analogue slide films woven into a…
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Yasuaki MatsuuraHome Panorama (2024) Yasuaki Matsuura’s work uses the camera to explore how memory is shaped by the systems we use every day, but rarely notice. Drawing on over a…
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