Mandy Williams
Across image and video, Mandy Williams examines the exclusionary politics of modern England through the metaphor of landscape.
Across image and video, Mandy Williams examines the exclusionary politics of modern England through the metaphor of landscape.
Brian Bi is a Chinese artist born in Beijing, and currently based in London. He is interested in the living experience constructed by images.
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Bart’s practice is situated within the intersections of fetishism, queerness, contemporary appearance, post-racial politics and neoliberalism.
Sofia Leppan is a visual artist based between Ibiza and London. Leppan creates video art, book design and photography of all kinds.
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