Born 1978 in Beijing, China
Living and working in Dresden, Germany.

Rao Fu is a highly accomplished Chinese artist that has been based in Dresden, Germany for the past 21 years. He has had numerous international solo and group exhibitions in Asia, Europe and the United States. Fu has also partaken in renowned art fairs such as Art Basel in Hong Kong, Art Taipei, Art021 Shanghai, and Asia Now between others.

Born 1968 in Tbilisi, Georgia
Lives and works in Tbilisi, Georgia

Tamara Kvesitadze achieved international appeal through her work with kinetic sculpture, making movement the essence of her creativity. Her artistic practice focuses on the tension between the human and its world, with the body always being at the centre of her exploration. Her way of understanding the body is ambiguous and always in flux. Her sculptures are dynamic and often with a deliberately unfinished quality to them. Bordering on the grotesque, they reference classical sculptures and allude to playful games between the subconscious and conscious worlds.

Born 1980 in Damascus, Syria
Lives and works in Berlin, Germany

Tammam Azzam received his artistic training from the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Damascus. Following the Syrian Civil War, he relocated to Dubai where he began working in digital photomontages. In 2016 Azzam moved to Germany, with a residency at the Institute of Advanced Studies in Delmenhorst. In Delmenhorst and later in Berlin the artist began exploring a new technique in paper-collage alongside his paintings. His fragmented compositions highlight the physical remnants of conflict and showcase the importance to rebuild and create from destruction.

Born 1980 in Gangneung, South Korea
Lives and works in Munich, Germany

In her multifaceted artistic language, Youjin Yi unites objective references and abstract, painterly structures. Her works depict landscape spaces occupied by persons, animals, objects or hybrids. Seemingly dematerialized they fuse with their environment, emerge or take shape