Cao Fei

Cao Fei is an ultra-contemporary artist ranked among the Top 5 in China, and her popularity is constantly growing. Cao Fei’s works have been exhibited in many global cultural institutions, including the Centre Pompidou in Paris and MoMA PS1 in New York.

Refik Anadol

Refik Anadol is an internationally renowned media artist, director, and pioneer in the aesthetics of machine intelligence, winner of numerous awards and prizes. Anadol’s site-specific audio/visual performances have been exhibited at MoMA (New York), the Centre Pompidou, Pinakothek der Moderne, Art Basel. Anadol works with artificial intelligence to create “machine hallucinations”, and thus addresses the question of whether machines can dream. 

Aljoscha

Aljoscha’s works are represented in a number of museum collections across the world, such as Tate Modern in London and Museum Ludwig in Cologne, among others. Recently, his artworks were showcased at TEFAF art fairs in New York and Maastricht. Installations of Aljoscha offer transcendental immersion in the artist’s translucent and delicately coloured synthetic organic forms, inviting the audience to reflect on the phylogenetic origins of human eudaimonia and upcoming bioethics. 

Anatoly Gankevich

Anatoly Gankevich is famous for creating paintings in a unique technique – imitation of mosaics, and video art. Last year, Gankevich’s solo exhibition Night in Paradise was on view at the Frédérick Mouraux Gallery in Antwerp, Belgium. The artist bases his work on observation, creating an atmosphere, combining different plans and attention to detail.

Megumi Ohata

Megumi Ohata was a runner-up for the Batsford Prize 2019 and delivered an artist talk “Reimagining Human Body” at the Tate Modern (London) in 2023. Ohata developed a technique for creating one-of-a-kind artificial skin textiles, imprinted with the artist’s own skin textures, and they perceive their art as an extension of the body, blurring boundaries beyond skin, seeking the non-human form within.

Wolfgang Stiller

Wolfgang Stiller has been an artist for almost 40 years, during which time he witnessed the fall of the Berlin Wall and the prime of popular culture. His works can be found in prestigious museum collections around the world, from China to Germany. Wolfgang Stiller’s work balances a sometimes ambiguous form of social commentary with playfulness, dark humor, and technical virtuosity. The human head as the locus of psyche and personality is a central motif for Stiller, and recurs in wildly different and imaginative contexts across his oeuvre.

Anna Myronova

Anna Myronova has recently been appointed a corresponding member of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine. She is a lecturer at the Design Department of the Institute of Arts at Borys Grinchenko Kyiv University. As early as 2016, Anna Myronova was included in the Forbes ranking of the most successful representatives of contemporary Ukrainian art. Myronova produces paintings, graphics, art objects and photographs.