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Spotlight

Dena Sturm

I use paint as a tool to transcend sorrow and darkness; 
I use light and color to seek hope and consciousness. Depth in painting has always moved me by creating a feeling of inclusion. Longing to connect, my marks move through space and architecture, revealing hints of another’s past and present.

Binta Diaw

An urgent political and economic issue, migration is also a profound philosophical theme in which identity, cultural heritage and imagination are intertwined. The carpet, which has always been linked in some cultures to concepts such as hospitality and spirituality, in this installation becomes a metaphor for the migrating body, the body moving from one place to another, from one physical but also mental state, to another.

Sara Ravelli

Narrative elements, often fictional or semi-fictional, play a key role in Ravelli’s work and are drawn from lived experiences, personal accounts, visual materials, and texts. These narratives are filtered through a lens that merges the tragic with the comic, sometimes adopting exaggerated or cartoonish visual languages to foreground emotional ambivalence and contradiction.