Category: Artists

Residency: April - May 2024

Kasha Potrohosh (UA)

Kasha Potrohosh is a Ukrainian artist currently based in Bratislava and Ostrava. Graduating from the Intermedia Department at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava, she navigates the realms of intermedia projects with an attention to social critique. In addition to her solo projects, she plays an active role in the MAPSN performance […]

Residency: March - May 2024

Beáta Kolbašovská (SK)

Beáta Kolbašovská is a new media artist from Slovakia. She holds an MFA at the Technical University in Košice in the New Media Studio and at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Bordeaux, France. She focuses on site-specific installation, live visuals, multimedia performance, vjing, video mapping, and video installation. She is the co-founder of the visual […]

Residency: February - March 2024

Kay Yoon (KR)

Kay Yoon is a Korean artist who lives and works between Munich and Seoul. Her artistic practice explores the connections between the human body, rituals and their biological processes in relation to spatial contexts. Yoon’s restrained, minimalist aesthetic is influenced by her awareness of the tension between nature and culture.

Residency: February - March 2024

Patrícia Chamrazová (SVK)

Patrícia Chamrazová is a media artist who often moves in her artistic practice from the abstract to the organic, from the conceptual to the intuitive or from science to metaphysics.

Residency: October - December 2023

Beata Rojek (PL)

Beata Rojek (*1985) is a visual artist who specializes in painting, drawing, comics and other forms of transferring thoughts into images. She has a recognizable, vivid style, ranging from nostalgic abstraction to blunt street art patterns. She graduated from the Wrocław Academy of Fine Arts. Also, she was nominated twice for the Wrocław Gazeta Wyborcza […]

Residency: October - December 2023

Yuliia Manukian (UA)

Yuliia Manukian is a cultural journalist, and curator of art and urban projects of the Urban Re-Public NGO (Kherson, Ukraine), which focuses on contemporary art, urban issues, and the protection and promotion of cultural heritage.