INTERVIEWS | ARTICLES
A selection of interviews and articles from artists and collaborations featured on the platform, in the gallery and in the art magazine
Capturing the Essence of Modern Life and Nature: The Artistry of Iranian Photographer Nazanin DavariMONA LISA ABRAMOVICH | ARTICULATE 37 | OCT 2023
|
The Artistic Journey of Embracing Human Subjectivity and Contrasting Perspectives Through Flowers and Marble.CARMEN LINE HUST | ARTICULATE 37 | OCT 2023
|
Capturing the Essence of Equine Harmony. The Transformative Journey of Spanish Artist Haidé Costa and Her Binomios ProjectMONA LISA ABRAMOVICH | ARTICULATE 37 | OCT 2023
|
Teresa Brutcher is Capturing and Illuminating the Complexities of the Human Spirit through Vivid Artistry and Symbolic NarrativesMONA LISA ABRAMOVICH | ARTICULATE 37 | OCT 2023
|
With a keen eye for the art hidden in everyday things, Hans Panschar explores the essence of humankind through the creation of tactile objectsNORA BENZ | ARTICULATE 37 | OCT 2023
|
Digital Street Art in an Augmented Reality - combining physical and virtual elements in a promising playground for contemporary digital art, displayed at DEMO-.JOACHIM AAGAARD FRIIS | ARTICULATE 37 | AUG 2023
The virtual city. AR combines physical and virtual elements. But can site-specific art be created through screens? The AR exhibition DEMO- in Frankfurt attempts to explore how the medium can be used in public spaces. read more |
Space Gallery in Kolding is announcing its upcoming group exhibition, Beyond Imagination, this August. The exhibition will show the unique works of five talents.RONALD HOFMAN | ARTICULATE PROMOTE | AUG 2023
In the concept of Redefining the Bounderies of Artistic Expression, Space Gallery is inviting for an unforgettable art experience at their new group exhibition Beyond Imagination. read more |
Ulli Zerzer’s abstract, organically formed ceramicart emerges from a meaningful tension between improvisation and systematics, resulting in uniquely aesthetic.NORA BENZ | ARTICULATE 36 | JULY 2023
By creating a meaningful tension between systematics and improvisation, Ulli Zerzer creates clay objects that want to be understood as a mirror of the professional impartiality of her approach to the matter. read more |
The Brazilian artist Daniel Melim is Exploring the Intersection of Art, Activism, and Urban ExpressionLAURA RAGO | ARTICULATE 36 | JULY 2023
Exploring the artistic journey of Brazilian urban artist and activist Daniel Melim, focusing on the intersection of his work with the socio-political and cultural context of his upbringing in São Bernardo do Campo. read more |
The artistic journey of Alex Garant - the development of a unique language characterized by a doubling illusion.MONA LISA ABRAMOVICH | ARTICULATE 36 | JULY 2023
Growing up in an artistic environment led Garant to commit herself to art full-time later in life. Drawing inspiration from patterns and symmetry, Garant developed a unique visual language. read more |
The Russian artist Sergey Nehaev is Exploring the World Through Therapeutic Collage ArtMONA LISA ABRAMOVICH | ARTICULATE 36 | JULY 2023
Sergey Nehaev, a self-taught artist, finds solace and inspiration in the realm of collage art. For him, collage is a form of art therapy that allows him to process life's experiences with humor and irony. read more |
The Danish artist Nour Fog is Exploring Care, Gender, and the Origins of Life through ArtCARMEN LINE HUST | ARTICULATE 36 | JULY 2023
Nour discusses their thoughts on the challenging times we live in, their non-binary identity, and the significance of breaking societal norms in art. Nour's works offer a space of opportunity for self-reflection and navigate the artistic process amidst interruptions. read more |
We have had a talk with the Danish artist Marie Thams about what people do to words - and what words do to peopleCARMEN LINE HUST | ARTICULATE PROMOTE | JUN 2023
Thams examines the term ‘chairperson’ versus ‘chairman’ and addresses the way the gendered word follows a linguistic tradition that contributes to the perpetuation of particular notions of gender and the distribution of roles and influence in society. read more |
The works of Georgian artist Lana Jokhadze reflects the difficult feelings - the intense, radically incompatible objects.MONA LISA ABRAMOVICH | ARTICULATE PROMOTE | JUN 2023
Sometimes it is difficult for a person to explain feelings in words, the intense, radically incompatible objects. The works of Georgian artist Lana Jokhadze reflect those feelings, the corresponding words of which cannot be found. read more |
To Rikke Laursen, her ambitions, desire and willingness to investigate drives her forward, expanding her artistic vocabulary.CARMEN LINE HUST | ARTICULATE 35 | APR 2023
We have had a talk with the talented Danish ceramic artist Rikke Laursen about her process and progress, keeping her with a sharp discipline to always improve. Laursen works on the edge, taking clay to its highest potential. read more |
Bodies, bodies, bodies – bodily empowerment and birth making with the German-Ukrainian artist Alina Gross |
The artistic vocabulary of Christian Verginer orbits around the relationship between man and natureCARMEN LINE HUST | ARTICULATE 35 | APR 2023
In some of his sculptures, Verginer expresses the man - nature relationship as a mere synonym of friendship, while in other sculptures the relationship is synonymous with conflict or extraneous correlation. read more |
An interview with the American artist Megan Elizabeth Read about her alternate realities, her magical reliefs and pauses from the chaos of contemporary lifeCARMEN LINE HUST | ARTICULATE 35 | APR 2023
The work of Read is often dreamlike in nature, giving the viewer a glimpse into stark but calm, contemplative worlds. She tries to use the work as an avenue for reduced noise in a chaotic time and an opportunity to slow down, to take a pause. To breathe. read more |
Nina Barnini’s digital collages are like mediative visual poetry that give birth to new beauty and meaning, creating metaphorsNORA BENZ | ARTICULATE 35 | APR 2023
Barnini is driven by beauty, intuition, sensitivity and soul. For her, the process of collaging is a way to connect with her soul. Thus, creating collages gives her the opportunity to express what is otherwise invisible and hidden within herself. read more |
The intention of Danish artist Lene Winther, is to both preserve and abolish the original form and function of things through constant exchangesMONA LISA ABRAMOVICH | ARTICULATE 35 | APR 2023
Winther works in different medias. Consistently, the works are made from ceramics and textiles, which are often put together with found recycled materials and everyday objects. The individual parts are modelled and reshaped to then form part of a new and exploratory construction. read more |
The American artist Drew Merritt and his mural Genesis for the Beaumont Mural Festival 2023ARTXIV | ARTICULATE PROMOTE | APRIL 2023
ARTXIV presents the American artist Drew Merritt and his latest mural Genesis, at the Beaumont Mural Festival in early March 2023 - A four day festival of live art extravaganza with muralists from across the world. A festival to expand the public art scene. read more |
With AI, the Danish artist DVK emphazises the thought process and the artistic visual experience for the viewerMONA LISA ABRAMOVICH | ARTICULATE PROMOTE | MARCH 2023
We have had a talk with the Danish artist DVK about his creative process, prior to his ongoing show in Paris 100% AI *there is no such thing as 100% AI. DVK’s creativity and artwork spans from illustration, graphic design, print, a wide knowledge of working with AI and mixed mediums. read more |
Margarita Howis dissolves borders and questions the traditional notion of home, while shaping the sense of unityCARMEN LINE HUST | ARTICULATE PROMOTE | FEB 2023
We have had a talk to Russian artist Margarita Howis, about her project Colors for Climate and upon her artistic vocabulary, developed through experimentation of different styles, mediums, and techniques to discover the right way to convey the message of the project best. read more |
The Mexican artist Lilia Luján absolutely enjoys all of her work, lacking particular preference of media or material.MONA LISA ABRAMOVICH | ARTICULATE PROMOTE | JAN 2023
Luján works on the basis of specific projects and thematic collections. To Luján, this helps to structure the creative process, to optimize the artistic production, to focus and identify more clearly the interesting channels of exhibition, promotion and sale. Read more |
Christensen-Ernst realizes the ecology of culture with the recyclist 'visual peels of vegetables' she applies to her canvasEVRIM ALTUG | ARTICULATE PROMOTE | JAN 2023
Bente Christensen-Ernst, who will exhibit her works at Gallery Siyah Beyaz, Ankara for the first time since her first solo exhibition 40 years ago, is using colors and forms through the filter of her experience and memory along with her imagination. Read more |
The desire to create something from nothing has always taken part of the journey of Italian/Danish artist Marchesi.MONA LISA ABRAMOVICH | ARTICULATE 34 | JAN 2023
Spending a day sketching and not maturing a concept far enough, can be frustrating and leave a feeling of not having done anything for the today. But there is nothing worse for Marchesi than starting a painting on a half backed idea and struggle with it from the start. Read more |
In the art of Elin Engelsen, the element of water shows how we can combine nature and childishness - to be playful.MARIE BERTELSEN | ARTICULATE 34 | JAN 2023
Engelsen’s art shines a light on the surface and depth of our world, which we see through the way we interact with water, the ripples, and waves around us, and how we ourselves interact with the powerful forces of nature, stating the awareness of disconnection. Read more |
Iranian Beigi usually works in sets of collections, since he believes to create a greater impact on his audienceMONA LISA ABRAMOVICH | ARTICULATE 34 | JAN 2023
Ideas are formed in the artists’ mind according to experiences or events in their society or in the whole world. Like other artists, Ali Beigi is not exempt from this phenomenon, though the research and analysis of philosophers and great writers also are significant to him. Read more |
An interview with Hawaiian artist June Stratton, reflecting upon her blend of oil paint and handmade casting moldsCARMEN LINE HUST | ARTICULATE 34 I JAN 2023
We've had a talk to June Stratton upon her creative drive, her artistic language and her current setup. Stratton has added a third dimension to her work, which consists of handmade casting molds created from plant life, specimens, and various possessions she's collected. Read more |
The American artist Mary C Carroll is enchanted by the woods, noticing all the life that happens within a forest interior.MONA LISA ABRAMOVICH | ARTICULATE 34 I JAN 2023
Carroll works in small sets of work that are alike in media, content and size, specifically for an exhibition requiring a small body of work. Carroll finds that she has a difficult time clinging to a particular means of working for years on end. Read more |
Urban art top names create 19 new artistic interventions for the 1st edition of Osona Artimur Festival, curated by B-Murals.B-MURALS | ARTICULATE PROMOTE I DEC 2022
Zoer, Ana Barriga, Satone, Eloise Gillow, Daniel Muñoz, Isaac Cordal among other urban art top names create 19 new artistic interventions for the 1st edition of Osona Artimur Festival, curated by B-Murals in the countryside of Barcelona, Spain. Read more |
Art, activism and psychotherapy - An interview with the Swedish, Copenhagen based artist Kajsa GullbergMILIA WALLENIUS | ARTICULATE 33 I OCT 2022
Artist, feminist and activist Kajsa Gullberg does not shy away from artistic field work where she uses her own body to map human experiences. We've had a talk with her about her latest book release The House of Mirrors (2020). Read more |
The celebrated artist Mikael B makes long-awaited return home to Denmark for his third solo show: The evolution of everythingMONA LISA ABRAMOVICH | ARTICULATE 33 I OCT 2022
We've had a talk to Mikael B about his home-coming to Denmark later this month and his creative drive serving as a base for his solo show The Evolution of Everything, opening in Copenhagen on October 21st. Read more |
The idea behind Spanish artist Roberto Lopez Martin’s work is that the world is more fluid and relative than we understand it as today.MARIE BERTELSEN | ARTICULATE 33 I OCT 2022
Martin focuses on the development happening in childhood and the toys we have used and are using today. The art is a mixture of cute and gross, and has wholesome vibes with slightly unnerving sculptures. Read more |
The motivation of Giowanella, is related to expressing personal matters, questioning situations that bothers her or that affects society in general |