‘Water follows solute’ is the key principle of osmosis. Salt keeps water moving from cell to cell. It also keeps our thoughts, memories and muscles moving, by being a conduit for the electrical signals that travel throughout our nervous system. It is a substance of communication. I am interested in fluid regulation, shifts in pressure,… Continue reading Annie Andersson
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André Córdova Rudstedt
In “Nocturnal Rites”, nights from Barcelona during 2015–2018 become memories that never quite end. The DV camera’s fragments of dance, community and nightclub scenes gradually dissolve into textures of light and movement. Through animated textures, faces and bodies drift toward abstraction, the way nostalgia rewrites the past, not as it was, but as it felt.
Amalia Wänman
The pile is a place where the unwanted gathers. A storage space and an extended brain. A mysterious place where you hope to find everything you seek, everything you have lost, if you only had the time to make your way through the enormous mountain that makes up the pile. Everything is an accumulation of… Continue reading Amalia Wänman
Elin Svanelind
Within the complexity of lived experience, lesbian relationships, complex emotions, the female body, queerness and society, I try to say something about the present. It’s about allowing yourself to experience and express the parts of being human that society has told women to suppress. Through the uncontrollable body, I seek to expand our understanding of… Continue reading Elin Svanelind
Nanna Li 李剑楠
‘hello friend, who are you? you, on the other side of the street, the hallway, the classroom, the carriage, the zoom screen… I sense you, but I don’t know you. it’s like when like poles meet, and something holds its breath.’ — “Hello Friend” is a journey through fragments, images, and movements. An attempt to… Continue reading Nanna Li 李剑楠
Martina Olsén Dahlin
My degree project filters through information and memories, asking how and why awareness of intersex people fails to take root in larger public consciousness despite consistent periodical campaigns and proposed legislation over the last 30 years. The project tells tales of hows, whys and maybes, through a counter-archival practice of introspective storytelling and contradictions.
Mariana Morais
We are all scuba divers, fishermen and explorers. We all want hearts and most of us love horses. We smile without being told to and we go to the beach without a towel. We dry ourselves in the sun and hug without asking for anything in return. We grow up with an idea of who… Continue reading Mariana Morais
falk olavi schröter
‘how can we look at the moon rise warm above the horizon as it has done since human forever and still believe in the inevitability of capitalism?’ “It’s All on Fire.” seeks to find visual languages for movements in chaos and for collapsing worlds. It’s a messy collection of comics, drawn by a messy hand,… Continue reading falk olavi schröter
Catarina Costa
In 1972, the “Three Marias” wrote a book “A seis mãos” (by six hands). Three days after its publication, the Portuguese state censored the edition and destroyed the printing plates. Today, the oppressive systemic structures these women called out remain prevalent. Taking this history as a starting point, “A 20 Mãos / 20 Hands” invites… Continue reading Catarina Costa
Barbora Lovíšková
‘Imagine pinkish skies slowly turning into tangerine, purple, then ultramarine blue’. ‘Below there is an endless plane covered by scorching sands. See? Its golden waves are shifting with the movement of the wind. Do you hear a thud? That’s a giant leg trampling all over them. The giant has a wise wrinkled body riddled… Continue reading Barbora Lovíšková