artists profiles

I am an art teacher in a secondary school in Dublin. I teach a wide range of practices from printmaking to clay. I believe in the sustainable use of materials and a minimum in waste.

My work gives new life to forgotten materials like old books, discarded newspapers, and magazines, proving that beauty can come from what others throw away.

I give new life to forgotten materials, turning them into meaningful art that tells a story. For me, sustainability isn’t just a concept—it’s a way to see beauty and potential in what others discard.

In my artistic practice I like exploring fantastical elements and surreal imagery.

Her creations evoke what no longer exists but leaves behind a trace, a memory. Through her practice, she bridges the animal and human worlds, blending feathers and textiles to reveal the tension between these two realms.

I don’t like to be defined by just one thing, life itself is so complex and simple at the same time, so I always continue to live like a child searching and discovering herself and those around her while trying to capture the subtle beauty of simple things, through different media.

Basile Richon’s work primarily focuses on movement, sound, and landscape. He explores their coexistence and overlaps through sculptural and mechanical devices installed in specific sites marked by the alterations of human activity.

My artistic research revolves around the exploration of textiles, sewing techniques, and their integration with other expressive forms, such as photography and printing.

Máselníková is a visual artist, curator, and project manager. She is one of the creative directors of the independent art fair Supermarket, which is in 2025 held underneath the shopping centre of Skärholmen in Stockholm’s suburb.

Bromberg is a freelancing costume and set designer working in Sweden and abroad. As a European Climate Pact Ambassador she is part of a network that seeks to inspire people and organisations to implement sustainability measures all over the EU.

Merlina Rañi is an art curator specializing in digital media and scientific dissemination. Her research delves into virtual environments and their connection with physicality.

Tsarimira´s unique approach involves incorporating waste materials such as hemp threads, linen, nylon, and lace into her paintings, creating textured foundations that resonate with audiences and emphasize sustainable art practices.

As a designer, my approach to design is firmly rooted in a function-first philosophy. I believe that the core of great design lies in its purpose, and that when a design is driven by functionality, it naturally leads to visually appealing and impactful results.

Evita is an artist and program manager focused on creative and cultural projects, specializing in reusable materials and origami, with over a decade of experience in independent events, curation, and project production.

In my research I investigate themes of transience, vanitas, and the dichotomy between presentation and representation.

My artistic research is based on the medium of painting to address and compare notions of identity, consciousness, humanity and representation.