PROJECTS & PORTFOLIO
Textile Museum, St. Gallen, Switzerland
Founded in 1878, the Textile Museum of St.Gallen houses one of Switzerland’s most important textile collections. Woven materials and embroideries from every corner of the globe, sample books, sketches and photographs: the Museum’s exhibitions bear testimony to the shifting fortunes of Swiss textiles, an industry shaped by regional pride and international influence. Now on view: Knie Fashion Costumes from a hundred years in the Textilmuseum St. Gallen 7 March 2019 - 19 January 2020
Art Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece
An international contemporary art fair organised by the National Agency for The Organisation of Exhibitions, Congresses and Cultural Events (HELEXPO S.A) together with Pantelis Tsatsis, Artistic Director. The fair invests in the strategically important, geographic location of Thessaloniki, its multicultural identity and its long and rich history. The city is considered to be Greece’s cultural capital. Art Thessaloniki is hosted by a hospitable and safe city, open to fresh ideas.
Asia Society, Zurich, Switzerland
Asia Society is the leading educational organization dedicated to promoting mutual understanding and strengthening partnerships among peoples, leaders, and institutions of Asia and the United States in a global context. Across the fields of arts, business, culture, education, and policy, the Society provides insight, generates ideas, and promotes collaboration to address present challenges and create a shared future.
Centre for Social Archaeology, UK
Centre for Social Archaeology is a collaboration between artist Kate Tiernan and archaeologist James Dixon. Working site specifically and in correlation with policy and local government seeking to creatively engage in a dialogue about our spatial, political and social relationship to the city.
Pinta Art Fair Miami, Miami, USA
Pinta Art Show annually exhibits modern and contemporary artworks from Latin American artists in international settings. Based in New York City, the art fair also travels to London, allowing visitors, galleries, artists, collectors, curators, and cultural institutions to strengthen their existing knowledge and develop new connections with the Latin American art world. Pinta features works by both emerging and established visual artists. Art pieces range in diversity from concrete, neo-concrete, and kinetic to conceptual and abstract.
The Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy
La Biennale di Venezia was founded in 1895 and is now one of the most famous and prestigious cultural organizations in the world. La Biennale, which stands at the forefront of research and promotion of new contemporary art trends, organizes exhibitions and research in all its specific departments: Arts (1895), Architecture (1980), Cinema (1932), Dance (1999), Music (1930), and Theatre (1934). We have supported the Greek Pavilion and other parallel projects.
With a mission to discover and support exceptional emerging artists, supporting development through exhibitions, residency programs and strategic partnerships, while offering an opportunity to connect directly to collectors. Zerial Art Project supports art and its democratization as engines of cultural development and aims to support young talents through the sale of their works of art directly online.
Zürich Tanzt, Zurich, Switzerland
The dance festival has been running since 2006. It was organized by the dance network Reso throughout Switzerland and in cooperation with local partners in different cities. The City of Zurich recognized the potential of this event and decided to focus on dance within the framework of the legislation, focus on the cultural and creative city of Zurich. Since then, the dance festival has been labelled the big city-wide event in the field of dance under the new name ZÜRICH TANZT.
51zero Festival, Rochester, Kent, UK
51zero Festival is an artist-led international moving image and contemporary art festival. The festival takes over historical and cultural spaces in both Rochester and Canterbury, presenting a rich programme of exhibitions, performances, talks and workshops over three weeks. Acting as a meeting point for artists, thinkers, musicians and filmmakers, local and international, 51zero Festival presents artistic production focusing on contemporary art and cinema and promotes the cultural and creative capacity of the region.
Plutschow Gallery, Zurich, Switzerland
Plutschow Gallery deals in important artworks of the 20th and 21st century. Roman Plutschow is a trained attorney at law, who started his career in the art world in 1997 at Marlborough Fine Art. After eight years as an attorney at law in Zurich, where he specialized among others in all matters concerning art and law, he became managing director of Galerie Gmurzynska in Zurich, Zug and St. Moritz in 2006 and in 2012 managing director of Christie’s Germany.
The Biennale of Western Balkans (BoWB), Greece
The Biennale of Western Balkans (BoWB) is a biennial festival and year-round project that was initiated in 2018 in Ioannina, Region of Epirus, Northwestern Greece. BoWB’s mission is to present interdisciplinary art and research that engage intangible cultural practices in transformative, collective and educative ways, advocating for open knowledge, open-source technologies and the commons. BoWB aims to develop inclusive participation in a wide range of social groups and foster a network of transnational and intersectional mobility in Greece and the Western Balkans. We envision a boundary-spanning approach to intangible and natural heritage that brings together past and contemporary cultural practices, encouraging collective action, art creation and well-being. BoWB is an initiative of the History of Art Laboratory of the School of Fine Arts in the University of Ioannina.
David Kovats Gallery, London, United Kingdom
David Kovats represents a unique and high-quality cross-section of Eastern European contemporary artists whose work remains absent from the international market. The gallery aims to do more than just introducing new faces; its goal is to provide a collector’s experience that’s difficult to get anywhere else. David had worked for Sotheby’s, and together with his sister, he founded Dobossy Auctions in Budapest, which stimulated the secondary market of Hungarian contemporary art with its unique and fresh approach. He opened his gallery in London in November 2020.
The World Literacy Foundation, Melbourne, Australia
The World Literacy Foundation (WLF) is a global not-for-profit that works to lift young people out of poverty through literacy. Founded in Melbourne, Australia in 2003, the World Literacy Foundation operates on the principle that education is a basic human right. It aims to eradicate global illiteracy through the promotion of literacy and the provision of educational resources. The World Literacy Foundation works to get communities involved and raise awareness of the importance of literacy. It is reported that 1 out of every 10, or 750 million people globally are illiterate.
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Globetrotter VR, London, United Kingdom
Globetrotter VR is a platform for virtual travel. Experience the world through best-in-class guided tours using virtual reality. The virtual tours are designed by experts in the field of immersive experiences. The tour guides are professionals who are passionate about their cities. Globetrotter VR is part of Cohort 8 of Intelak Travel Aviation Incubator.
Brynk, the cutting-edge environmental start-up helps solve the climate crisis. Committed to using the latest technology, the best methods and the highest standards, Brynk works with
trusted industry leaders such as The Gold Standard, VERRA and Eden Reforestation Projects. Brynk is a Pending B Corp and believes in business as a force for good. Founded in 2020 by Luke Evans, Brynk was born from the vision of bringing together a community of people and organisations committed to solving the climate crisis.
Hungarian Cultural Institute (London)
Established by the Government of the Republic of Hungary, the Hungarian Cultural Centre in London acts as an envoy of Hungarian culture, art and social sciences, in a way similar to the British Council in Budapest. Based in Covent Garden, in an impressive wing of a theatre, the Centre operates alongside the Hungarian Embassy, but, unlike the Diplomatic Mission, it is governed by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage. It is this cultural heritage, unique and colourful, but still obscured by the legacy of the Iron Curtain, and, by a language barrier often insurmountable for foreigners, that the new Cultural Centre is endeavouring to open up for audiences in the United Kingdom.
ARTPOWHER Contemporary, Zurich, Switzerland
ARTPOWHER Contemporary is a collaborative art project initiative which shines light on the incredible Womxn shaping the art world. Their mission is to contribute to increasing the representation of female-identifying (Womxn) creatives in the arts, by promoting and presenting a varied-media selection of work from national to international emerging and mid-career artists, offering a cross-cultural exchange. ARTPOWHER wants to raise awareness about gender stereotypes, gender inequality and inspiring change through creativity and collaborations and it is committed to artistic excellence and ambition in all of our activities.
The term Womxn is an alternative spelling of the English word woman. It is used to explicitly include transgender and non-binary people.
Limna gives you confidence in the art you buy via immediate price validation and data visualisation for more than 700,000 artists — acting as your AI-powered Art Advisor in your pocket, wherever you are. Just enter the artist's name, size of painting, and quoted price and we’ll let you know if it’s a good match.
SleepHub® is an electronic bedside sleep device designed to aid falling asleep and improve sleep quality. Powered by science, SleepHub® was developed to train your brain to adopt healthy sleeping patterns - the basis for mental, physical and cognitive wellbeing. It is developed by UK company, Cambridge Sleep Sciences.
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World Wellness Weekend, International
World Wellness Weekend inspires & empowers millions of people around the world through thousands of FUN, free & meaningful wellness activities organized in more than 120 countries! Since 2017, WWW has encouraged professional wellness leaders in hospitality, fitness, beauty and tourism across the world to open their doors, and showcase the expertise of their teams (engage their local communities) and raise their profile. On September 18-19, 2021, from sunrise in Fiji to sunset in Hawaii, WWW offers creative ways to encourage each & everyone to experience wellness and become the best version of themselves.
Electric Art Collective, Zurich, Switzerland
The electric art collective is a platform bringing you carefully selected, affordable contemporary art by mid-career artists. Created by artist Peter Hauser and art advisor Sandra Nedvetskaia, sharing a vision of beauty, driven by the search for visual poetry and fuelled by an obsession for collecting our contemporaries. A concept born out of passion for art amidst the world going under, in quarantine, with a healthy dose of humour and a spoonful of hope. We feel strongly that artistic expression reflects our collective consciousness and can help positively transform our attitudes, give hope and be a source of perpetual inspiration. Today, the electric art collective is led by art consultant Sandra Nedvetskaia.
Avant Arte, London, UK & Amsterdam, Netherlands
Avant Arte wants to make art radically more accessible for a new generation. The company began as a cult blog of contemporary artists, initially inspired through rap lyrics and hip-hop album covers. That blog grew organically into the world’s largest and most engaged online art community, with more than 2 million of their followers under the age of35. The company collaborates with iconic contemporary artists like Jenny Holzer, Cai Guo-Qiang, Claire Tabouret and the Chapman brothers, making their work more accessible to younger collectors through sculpture editions, print editions and unique works on paper. And they have built a highly engaged community of next-generation art collectors, which means Avant Arte’s artist launches are heavily oversubscribed, with many behaving more like fashion drops, selling out in under 30 seconds. Avant Arte's vision is to inspire a generation of millions of young people who love art like they love music and who collect works like they build their wardrobe.
Independent Artists & Creators
Union Dance is an acclaimed dance company whose cross-cultural productions unite and inspire both audiences and artists alike. We are committed to improving the lives of others through the medium of dance and the wider arts. Featuring a line-up of visionary creatives who host events, workshops and digital seminars, we transform ideas into a richly rewarding experience of the arts. With skill, passion and energy our exceptional artists use their identity and craft to bring an intoxicating mix of contemporary, martial arts and vibrant street styles to the stage. Union Dance works with world-class dance teams of choreographers, production and performance who are available to enhance brands through the creative arts.
Etter Edition 01 is the unique fusion of a physical art in a symbiotic relationship with a digital NFT. Minting an NFT creates a singular seed that starts the unique algorithm on the microprocessors. The US-manufactured microprocessor combines a surprising high output on a small footprint. The artwork is a custom-made physical display consisting of ten industrial-grade LED matrixes covered by multiple layers of glass and framed by a custom-made maple-wood frame. The entire frame is designed and manufactured by the designer and artist Christian Etter in his studio in the City of Zurich. The display comes with ten microprocessor slots for loading the algorithm that was developed and programmed by the artist. For more information please visit the website on hyperlink above.
Amy Karle is a future-inspired artist fascinated by technology's impact on humanity. She creates new, hybridized forms of art, fusing ultra-contemporary fine art with biotech and digital culture. Her work can be seen as artifacts of a speculative future where physical, computational, and biological systems merge. In the process of making the artwork, Karle utilizes the actual technological tools in question. Projects probe who we could become through exponential technologies and how interventions could alter the course of the future. Karle has exhibited worldwide including at Ars Electronica, Centre Pompidou, Mori Art Museum, Smithsonian, FILE Festival, Media Arts Biennale, Milano Triennale, and the blockchain. She was named one of BBC’s top 100 most inspiring and influential women in the world, Most Influential Women in 3D Printing, and was an Artist Diplomat through the U.S. Department of State.
Harikleia Papapostolou, London, UK
Harikleia Papapostolou (b. 1977, Stratoni) is a Greek visual artist based in London. She currently completing her MA in Textiles at the Royal College of Art in London. Also, she holds a MA in Fine Art from Chelsea College of Arts in London, and a BFA in Visual and Applied Arts from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece. Papapostolou’s painting compositions, installations, art videos, photography, and textiles incorporate concepts of transcendence and meditation to investigate the imprint of time on the ontological and existential sphere. She has had solo exhibitions in London and Athens, including Breathing Colours at Belgravia Gallery in 2015 and When Light Shines And Vibrates in Optimism at Ersi Gallery in 2014. Her work has been included in Late at Tate Britain’s Constructing Landscapes/Building Worlds in 2020, Healing at Cookhouse Gallery in 2020, Personal Structures. Time Space Existence as part of the 57th Venice Biennale in 2017, Art Athina in 2015, Thessaloniki’s XV Biennale de la Méditerranée, Symbiosis in 2011, and others.
Italian-born artist Irma Irsara has lived and worked in London for 30 years. Her entire artistic work deals with the environment and topics related to sustainable environmental protection. Her particular interest in ecology, nature conservation and climate change has shaped her creative work for more than 30 years. Her work includes a wide range of media and techniques: installations, videos, bookwork, photography, prints and pulp/ cotton fibre work. Irma Irsara's artistic education began at the age of 13 at the Scuola d'Arte di St. Ulrich in Italy, followed by the Accademia di Belle Arti di Urbino and the St. Martins School of Art in London. She also studied Horticulture and Landscaping at Capel Manor Horticultural College in Enfield. She regularly exhibits in Great Britain, France, Italy and Germany.
Such is the artistic mantra of Aisulu N. (Ais). Born in Almaty, the largest city in Kazakhstan, in 1982, she says that bringing happiness to viewers and collectors of her work is the reason she puts paint to canvas.
Ais studied at SMFA at Tufts University in Boston, where she completed a post-baccalaureate program in fine arts. Her early pictures were in an abstract manner, but she has since established herself as one of the leading figurative painters. Executed in a faux naïf style, her typical works are colourful scenes, depicting individuals or couples in understatedly elegant clothes. She says that her subjects aren’t actual people, so much as a mixture of emotions, memories and values evoked in the act of painting. Often prominent in that mixture is tenderness: shown both by the painter towards her figures and, in the case of twin subjects, between each other.
Heikedine Guenther, Basel, Switzerland
Heikedine Günther was born in East Westfalia in 1966. When she was 16 years of age Günther met the charismatic artist Joseph Beuys in Kassel. She took part in the project 7000 Oak Trees at Documenta 7 in Kassel (1982). After leaving school she attended Manhattanville College in New York and then furthered her education at the HFBK in Hamburg studying under Werner Büttner and Franz Erhart Walther. Simultaneously she attended as a guest student in Kassel under Martin Kippenberger’s supervision.
Helen Bullock is a London based Fashion Illustrator and Print designer. Having worked with top luxury brands and global style publications including Ralph Lauren, PHoebe English, Liberty, Louis Vuitton, Anthropolgie, Sunday Times Style Magazine, GQ Style, AnOther & ShowStudio - she applies her unique aesthetic to the pages, fabrics, or windows of each client. Prints are bold, and strong in colour, and illustrations are unique, at times capturing strength and beauty .. others awkwardneSS. All artwork is created by hand, maintaining an air of freedom and spontaneity to Bullocks designs. Helen ended up in London, after spending time in New York making attempts to become an actress. After meeting and collaborating with an acclaimed Video Artist, she realised that she wanted to pursue a more creative path, and despite having no formal art education gained a place at Central St Martins studying FAshion PRINT (BA/MA).
Pina Jung (Stefanie Gubser), Zurich, Switzerland
Pina Jung is a contemporary urban artist who is based between Zurich and Zanzibar. She recently released her first EP titled Wuwei (release scheduled for October), a second single, “Wondering What's Coming Next”, for Pina Jung, multitasking artist, as evidenced by her different talents: dance, performance, music and so on. Stefanie Gubser, her real name, presents an experimental approach, a sound that bubbles, sometimes air. Concocted in collaboration with Knackeboul and producer Henrik Amschler, this EP highlights the singularity of a voice, sweet when it is juxtaposed with a dreamlike and sophisticated ballad. The urban movement vibrates around us, we create a balance, and the challenge is: how do we find it? We Dance!