ARTIST EDITORIALS

Refik Anadol and his studio are known for transforming architectural spaces and façades into giant canvases for live media arts.  He creates site-specific public art and data sculptures, often paired with live audio/visual performances and immersive installations. 

Sarah Meyohas is a visual artist working across media. For her project Cloud of Petals, she staged a performance at the site of the former Bell Labs. Sixteen workers photographed 100,000 individual rose petals, compiling a massive dataset.

Sofia Crespo is an artist working with biology-inspired technologies. Her current focus is exploring how organic life uses artificial mechanisms to simulate itself and evolve – and the implication that technologies are a biased product of the organic life that created them, and not a completely separate object. 

Abreesha studied various aspects of form, space, and color manipulation during her attendance at the distinguished Otis College of Art + Design, based on the west coast of Los Angeles. She creates artwork that inspires, reiterates self-love, and emphasizes development.

Using cutting edge technology in interactive installations, audio-visual experiences, visual narratives and dance performances, Mio continuously illuminates the beauty and drama of human identity. He publishes his work on mobile applications, digital projections and theater stages around the world.

Jean-Luc Almonds work is greatly influenced by Victorian photography and black and white film stills. Jean-Luc’s obsession with the materiality and texture of the paint creates tension within the thick surfaces of his paintings. He finds this truer to human experience, uncontrolled, imperfect, not static but shifting and in flux.