Len Gordon

Across bodies, objects and migrant histories, Lou turns instability into a serious pictorial language for belonging, estrangement and cultural translation

In Reginald Sylvester II's mixed-media works, rubber, aluminium and military shelter cloth carry the weight of extraction, faith and American abstraction

In 's practice, Chinese ink traditions, Western abstraction and sustainable design meet in works that make silence feel charged.

British-Nigerian artist Yinka Ilori transforms Tomorrowland Belgium with an immersive installation created in collaboration with Absolut, exploring music, movement and collective joy

Dana Goh's Meanwhile Garden explores identity, belonging and care through textile flowers, revealing how the self is cultivated by social, emotional and cultural forces.

Swoon turns wheat-paste portraits, decay and salvaged materials into a practice shaped by attention, damage and repair

In Post Contact Gym , artist Xiao Zhang transforms exercise equipment into sculptural machines that question intimacy, touch and embodied connection in the digital age.

Through simulation, memory and machine learning, Yvonne Fang reveals how AI reproduces the classifications it seeks to transcend.

Through Kill Heroes and LOL: Laugh Out Loud , Lila Rui Lan examines how digital systems train behaviour, turning participation, emotion and everyday interaction into forms of compliance.

For more than four decades, Janette Beckman has documented artists, musicians and subcultures before the rest of the world caught up