Košice Artist in Residence
Nicola Bizzarri lives and works between Munich and Bologna. In his artistic work, he realizes projects based on pre-existing images and subjects in order to develop critical discourses through their reproduction and modification, interweaving themes such as (cultural) representation, collective and individual identity, narration and history. By borrowing everyday images, words, notions and archive material, […]
Eszter Metzing is a Hungarian visual artist who graduated in Graphic Design from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in Budapest. Her artistic practice moves between graphic art, textiles, objects, and spatial installation. Since 2021, she has been represented by Inda Gallery in Budapest. She has exhibited in Hungary and internationally, including in Belgium, Austria, […]
Yury Beryozkin is a Belarusian artist and writer based in Prague, whose multidisciplinary practice combines ceramics, installation, participatory art, creative writing, and speculative research. In his practice, he explores how stories, ecosystems, and systems of knowledge emerge through interconnected networks. Drawing from folklore, ecology, sacred geometry, dreams, and systems theory, he develops living cosmologies and […]
Zoë De Luca Legge is a Milan-based curator and researcher. Her practice focuses on postnatural and transfeminist studies, with the aim to generate curatorial and editorial projects that prioritize artistic processes over performativity. By choosing humid ecosystems as a starting framework, she investigates environmental imagination, ecological awareness and non-human agencies through different embodied formats. She […]
Dorottya Poór is a Budapest-based visual artist, cartoonist and art educator. She works with storytelling between documentary and fiction, merging fictional elements, observations of everyday life, and feminist theory in her drawing, comics, and participatory practices. Her latest project, the Witches series, is a collection of short comics on everyday witches, sisterhood, and magical thinking, […]
Michal “Mižu” Mitro is an artist, curator and a researcher working across disciplines and media. Trained in psychology and sociology, he focuses on the nuances of everyday life as well as hyperobjects of planetary scale. In his artistic practice, he translates sociological imagination (Ch.W.Mills) into crafted sculptural environments that interweave the mediums of sound, light […]