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Do Ho Suh

2016

Hub, 260-10 Sungbook-dong, Sungbook-ku, Seoul, Korea

Discover ‘Hub’ by do ho suh – a mesmerizing Seoul installation of translucent pavilions & geometric forms. Explore contemporary Korean art & its serene, immersive experience.

Ono Yōko

2008

Liverpool Skyladders

Explore 'Liverpool Skyladders' by Ono Yoko – a unique installation of ladders donated by the public in St Luke’s Church. A poignant piece reflecting SKY EVENT & Fluxus art.

Choi, Jeonghwa

2010

Lie Of Lie

Immerse yourself in Choi Jeong-Hwa’s ‘Lie of Lie’: a mesmerizing installation of cascading red beads. Contemporary art blending textile & architecture, evoking abundance and dreamlike chaos.

Nandita Mukand

2017

The Origin: The Tree And Me & The Unborn

Explore 'The Origin: The Tree & Me' by Nandita Mukand – a monumental Singaporean installation of layered leaves symbolizing generations & nature’s resilience.

Pannaphan Yodmanee

2018

In The Aftermath

Explore 'In the aftermath' by Pannaphan Yodmanee – a layered Thai installation evoking Buddhist narratives & historical loss. Surreal landscapes of rock, ruins & icons. Contemporary art.

Ólafur Elíasson

2013

Wirbelwerk

Experience 'Wirbelwerk' by Olafur Eliasson – an immersive installation of swirling glass and light that transforms spaces with dynamic patterns and captivating illusions.

James Lambie

Zobop

Experience James Lambie’s mesmerizing ‘Zobop’ installation – a vibrant floorwork of layered stripes & dynamic lines. Explore immersive space, rock n' roll influence & captivating abstraction.

Sigalit Landau

1999

Ambulance / Chéri Chéri The Blue Eyed Fantasy / Asla

Lili Reynaud-dewar

2015

My Epidemic (small Bad Blood Opera)

Lili Reynaud-Dewar’s ‘My Epidemic’ – a sculptural opera exploring sex, responsibility & activism. A layered installation blending performance, music & provocative text.

Explore 'My Epidemic' by Lili Reynaud-Dewar – a provocative sculptural opera blending performance, music & text. A layered exploration of sex, responsibility & activism through striking visuals and sound.

Ernesto Saboia De Albuquerque Neto

2017

White Bubble

Ernesto Neto’s ‘White Bubble,’ a mesmerizing contemporary installation art piece from 2017, invites viewers to merge with its translucent structure within the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao. This immersive experience explores human limits and sensory perception, offering a unique opportunity to own this captivating artwork.

Marta Pérez-garcía

2018

Explore 'I' by Marta Pérez-García – a powerful Puerto Rican installation confronting gender violence through haunting dolls & geometric patterns. Contemporary sculpture, evocative & impactful.

Do Ho Suh

2018

Bridging Home, London

Do Ho Suh's 'Bridging Home, London' reimagines a Korean house as an immersive installation on a busy London street, exploring themes of migration and memory through fabric sculpture.

Angus Mcgill Mowat

Ango

Explore Angus McGill Mowat’s ‘Ango,’ a striking contemporary lighting installation featuring intricately crafted wooden spheres & warm illumination. A unique blend of nature, light, and handcrafted design.

Pedro Gómez-egaña

2017

Domain Of Things Domain Of Things

Explore Pedro Gómez-Egaña’s ‘Domain of Things’: a surreal miniature installation blending technology & domesticity. A captivating study of pleasure, survival & human connection.

Samson Kambalu

2015

Nyau Cinema

Explore Samson Kambalu’s ‘Nyau Cinema,’ a captivating installation blending film & photography. Dive into his unique blend of African traditions & modern art at the Biennale.

Adel Abdessemed

2008

Also Sprach Allah

Adel Abdessemed's 'Also Sprach Allah' is a haunting exploration of violence and faith through unsettling imagery—a carpet inscribed with disturbing words, challenging viewers to confront uncomfortable truths.

Aditya Novali B.1978

2018

The Wall: Asian Un(real) Estate Project

Explore Aditya Novali’s ‘The Wall,’ a striking photographic installation reflecting Indonesia’s housing crisis. Minimalist yet poignant, this unique piece blends architecture & urban themes.

Choi, Jeonghwa

2008

Red Cat Party

Explore 'Red Cat Party' by Choi Jeonghwa – a vibrant, immersive installation of illuminated spheres. Contemporary art blending sculpture & light, evoking joy & energy.

Boyd Of Duncansby

2011

American Bison

Explore 'American Bison' by Boyd of Duncansby – a captivating shadow puppet installation blending minimalist sculpture & theatrical light. A unique piece by Scottish artist Colin Boyd.

Yessie Mosby, Torres Strait 8

2022

Installation View

Explore Yessie Mosby’s ‘Installation View,’ a powerful Torres Strait Islander art piece addressing climate crisis. Witness totem poles & digital media in an industrial setting – a unique protest.

Lee Bul

2014

Via Negativa Ii

Experience Lee Bul’s ‘Via Negativa II’: A mesmerizing mirrored installation blurring reality & self. Explore disorientation & reflection in this unique contemporary art piece.

Beili Liu

2018

After All / Mending The Sky

Beili Liu’s ‘After All / Mending the Sky’ is a mesmerizing installation of translucent blue forms. Explore this large-scale, ethereal sculpture & its contemplation of memory & migration.

Colectivo Última Hora And Juan Vázquez Morales

Ensayos En Estudios Churubusco

Explore 'Ensayos en Estudios Churubusco' by colectivo última hora & Juan Vázquez Morales: Large-scale skeletal sculptures in a vibrant plaza. Playful, macabre art blending realism with cartoonish charm – a unique urban installation.

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