Alina R. J. is a London based Kazakh artist, performer and energy healer working across sound, performance, painting and ritual. Drawing on Jungian individuation, somatic practice and expressive arts therapy as the conceptual ground of her work, Alina’s primary approach to art is a means of reaching forms of knowledge rational thought cannot access alone, in which she explains, is an aptitude the body and psyche inherently hold.
For French artist Adèle Vivet, bodily containment can give way to excess. Working across sculpture, ceramics, 3D printing, and drawing, Vivet constructs densely ornamental pieces where autofiction and rave politics become destabilized structures.
Darkness, as a place, conceals and facilitates Yaz Taşçı's figures to be heard, felt, and consequently known to one another in manners that daylight may restrict.
