Visual Artists

Nilbar Güreş uses textiles, photography and installation to explore gender, migration, belonging and care.

Georgian artist creating architectural installations shaped by memory, collaboration and altered space.

Velimir Zernovski explores identity, urban life and political imagery through drawing, video and installation.

Martina Morger examines labour, care and power through performance, video and spatial installation.

Moldovan artist Pavel Brăila uses film, installation and performance to examine memory, borders and power.

Montenegrin artist Siniša Radulović explores memory, control and belonging through immersive installations.

Greek artist Andreas Angelidakis uses installation and architecture to examine power, ruins and digital culture.

Bosnian artist Mladen Bundalo explores home and diaspora through film, photography, drawing and installation.

Albanian artist Genti Korini combines moving image, painting and archives to examine identity, ideology and memory.

Hungarian artist Endre Koronczi explores wind, perception and environmental experience through conceptual installations.