ARTISTS
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Matteo Melotto's practice focuses on the dichotomy between neonomadism and posthumanism: an innovative metaphysical inquiry where technology and spirituality converge to elevate both the technical and spiritual aspects of humanity.
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Deceres Studio is a minimalist design studio based in Mexico, exploring the intersection of ancestral craftsmanship and contemporary aesthetics. Drawing from pre-Hispanic traditions, its creations merge raw materials with pure, understated forms, evoking a silent and timeless spirituality. Each object, crafted with monastic precision, becomes a modern relic infused with a mystical aura and a profound connection to the material.
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Benjamin Juhel is a renowned photographer and the founder of Maison Mouton Noir and Outsider LA. His work captures the raw essence of human experience, weaving together light, texture, and emotion to create images that feel both intimate and transcendent. Deeply inspired by mysticism and the passage of time, his photography serves as a visual ritual.
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COSEINCORSO is a multi-disciplinary design studio founded by Marzia Cerio and Marwann Frikach in 2021 specialized in objects and curation.
Their practice is mainly focused on pushing forward the boundaries between art and design, using the combination of contemporary and minimalist aesthetics with traditional craftsmanship. Their approach aims to reintroduce poetics into the production process and highlights the cultural context in which objects are made.
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Muriel Nisse’s exhibit showcases a diverse collection of handmade, modern masks. The masks draw upon various ethnic influences and ritualistic traditions, resulting in a unique biomorphic style. The incorporation of natural elements such as hair and textiles further enhances the masks’ distinctiveness and adds an organic feel to the pieces.
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Scarlett Rouge’s artworks offer a captivating exploration of the profound mysteries of existence, inviting us to contemplate the infinite depths of the cosmos and the universe’s capacity for self-reflection. Her artwork also exposes the damaging impact of human activities on our planet, particularly the looming threat of global warming.
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Mike Seymour's artwork blends craft, architecture, and design, using an experimental approach that combines traditional and industrial processes. His work often involves collaboration with craftspeople and technicians, exploring materials like metal, enamel, glass, and ceramics. Seymour intentionally blurs the lines between these crafts, allowing the materials and techniques to guide the creation of his pieces rather than relying on technical skill alone.