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Olia Fedorova is a multidisciplinary artist working in performance, photography, video and text. Born in 1994 in Kharkiv, Ukraine, Olia has has solo exhibitions of her work in Kharkiv, Kyiv, Dnipro, Odesa, Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine) and Turin (Italy). She has participated in artist residencies, group exhibitions and projects in Ukraine, Poland, Germany, Austria, Great Britain, Spain, […]

Based in Lviv, Ukraine, photographer and graphic designer Viacheslav Poliakov has a Master of Arts from Kherson State University. His work has been exhibited throughout Europe, the United Kingdom and the Caucasus and his work has been published in British Journal of Photography, GUP Magazine and Lensculture. His book Lvivi – God’s Will was published […]

Photographic artist Elena Subach is based in Lviv, Ukraine. After graduating with a degree in Economics from Voyln State University, she started to work as a textile designer. In 2012 she began working in photography. Her work has been exhibited throughout Europe and the United Kingdom and she is the winner of several awards including […]

Born and raised in Kyrgyzstan, Aida Sulova lives and works in New York. She is a graduate of New York University, where she studied Digital Communications and Media. Aida assisted HMA2 Architects in implementing the Public Art Program for the American University of Central Asia, which promotes various public art opportunities for local artists and […]

Judit Kis’ video performances and virtual diaries reflect on the experiences and traumas that shape identities, personal boundaries and behavioral patterns. Kis explores the possibility to integrate healing rituals in her practice through experiments with sculpture and the digital engagement of her audiences. Her work has been exhibited at Collegium Hungaricum Berlin, Chelsea College of […]

Albanian artist Endri Dani focuses on the predicaments of local identity in the era of globalization and its underlying paradoxes, particularly as they manifest themselves in material and consumer culture. Dani’s work has been exhibited at: Centre Pompidou-Metz, Contemporary Art in Albania and Kosovo (2016); Ludwig Museum, Budapest; and the 2016 Kochi-Muziris Biennale in India […]

Carol Bier is a scholar actively engaged in the study of Islamic geometric patterns. Her current research focuses on the intersectionality of art and mathematics, and patterns in Islamic art and architecture as “geometry made manifest.” She is interested in understanding the deep cultural significance of historic Islamic ornament, not as decorative and non-representational, but […]

Dr Katya Nosyreva is a visual artist, ceramicist and geometer. She works with porcelain clay and the visual and symbolic language of sacred geometry. Katya’s PhD research (Princes’ School of Traditional Arts, UK) was a studio-based project involving the design and making of an architectural space for a Sufi centre in Delhi, India, with a […]

Scholar, performer, and media maker. Juan’s intellectual agenda explores analytics of listening and world-making praxes among dervishes in Anatolia, and Tukanoan shamans in Colombia. His research methods include collaborative projects for producing photographs, texts, films, artifacts and installations. The experimental ethnography he has developed is a performative response to contemporary debates in the humanities about […]

Róna Kopeczky (1983) is a curator and art historian based in Budapest, who worked at Ludwig Museum Budapest (2006-2015), then joined acb Gallery in Budapest as artistic director, as well as the team of OFF-Biennále Budapest (2015-2017). She is the co-founder of Easttopics and currently prepares the next edition of the Tallinn Print Triennial (2022). […]