Košice Artist in Residence
Júlia Csapó in her artistic practice explores the intricate and layered relationship between the human and the non-human world, focusing on the body as the primary site of experience and perception. She is particularly interested in questions such as: How do we relate to the environments we inhabit? What visual and conceptual patterns shape our […]
Photosyntéza connects new media art with current environmental themes. During the two-month residency, the Dutch artist Lorena Solís Bravo and the Košice artist selected from an open call, Beáta Kolbašovská, will create a joint new media artwork. Using innovative technologies, the piece will reflect on the ecological challenges of the Eastern Slovakia region. Creative Industry […]
Nyx Günther is an up and coming multimedia artist from Munich, Germany. Coming from a background based in IT and technology she specializes in areas such as graphics programming, code art, simulations and interactive and game-art. With this approach she utilizes technology as an artistic medium which presents an interface between personal identities and collective […]
Weronika Trojańska is a Polish interdisciplinary artist working with sound, embodiment, and the politics of appropriation. She holds an MA from the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznań and the Sandberg Instituut in Amsterdam. She is currently a PhD candidate at the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław. Working between performance and […]
BRUT.TO is a creative platform that brings together people with disabilities and professional graphic designers to create bold, thoughtful visual work. It was founded in 2019 by Tereza Sejková and Zuzana Kutašová. Originating from long-term collaboration with the Domko day care centre in Košice, the project values artistic expression over labels, and process over hierarchy. […]
Roshni Kavate (India/US) and Violeta Ortega Navarrete (Mexico) are an artist duo. Their work focuses on recognizing ancestral knowledge and their languages as pathways for healing the consequences of capitalism. These languages often manifest as processes—in their case, the slow creation of textiles that give form to intangible events, with the power to restructure and […]