Andrei Haesen captures the beauty in organic decay through photography, transforming cracks in the pavement into intricate still lifes. Carlotta Proietto navigates socio-political themes using diverse mediums, translating important topics into thought-provoking art. Christine Balcer’s art explores alternative worlds, combining speculative design, fashion, and ecology into intriguing textures. Daniel Dobarco’s work immerses you in fantasy culture and video game-inspired spaces through painting and sculpture. Elen Alien’s emotional response to the world manifests in her art, inviting viewers to contemplate their own inner landscapes. Elizabeth Littlejohn reimagines architecture and urban spaces through photogrammetry, augmented reality, and film. Emily Francisco’s sculptures delve into fragmented time using disrupted signal flow and discarded devices. Esteban Patino’s work delves into language expression and representation, blurring the lines between sculpture, collage, and painting. Jahnavii Nirmal merges digital and physical realities, creating immersive experiences that challenge perception. Jan Yongdeok Lim’s paintings transform words, sentences, and memories into poetic visual expressions. Karen Hendrickx combines painting, dance, and movement, creating spontaneous interactions between the two mediums. Lena Becerra’s hybrid organisms question imposed boundaries of gender, sexuality, technology, and nature. Lena Zak’s multimedia exploration includes painting, text, and sculpture, while Marco Dvorak blends animation, coding, and music. Magdaléna Ševčík’s large-scale abstract paintings and installations interpret the human mind and perception. Milan Sanka’s figurative paintings present satirical, offbeat, and thought-provoking scenes. Rashid Kulbatyrov’s impressionistic scenes depict his homeland’s traditions with a modern twist. Rosa Park explores the world ofsound, bridging the gap between the audible and the intangible. Sally Craven’s works acrosssculpture, installation, and video embrace translucent materials and invisible aesthetics.
Sophie Gabrielle’s photographic exploration captures the intersection of memory, myth, andthe present. Xinyi Zhang’s multidisciplinary works illuminate spiritual themes, guiding usthrough personal and collective unconscious realms. Yumo Wu’s photography captures the essence of intervention, framing, and constructing a new photographic reality.

Love Letters

Curated by Laura Olea López

GlogauAIR will be presenting a group exhibition in the Project Space, in collaboration with LOOP Barcelona, during September 2023. This exciting showcase features the remarkable video artworks of three renowned artists: Helena Almeida, Aimée Zito Lema, and Basma Alsharif.

This exhibition is produced in collaboration with LOOP, a Barcelona-based platform dedicated to the study and promotion of the moving image. GlogauAIR’s curatorial team selected artworks from the video art platform VIDEOCLOOP, which is an archive to support and make visible video artists from around the globe.

Catalogue can be found here.