the project reflects on the accelerating demands of contemporary life and the increasing pressure to remain productive.
Crude Milk is a that explores what it means to live within an oil nation—not only materially, but psychologically, politically and imaginatively.
How do you stand up against a regime that oppresses you not just once, but over and over and over again?
Through archival footage of protest, resistance, and everyday defiance, combined with the intimate voice of a woman who bears witness to time, the installation becomes a space where past and present coexist.
Schoem is about navigating loss and rediscovering connection. It reflects the inner tides of growing up, letting go, and redefining one’s roots.
the artists explore the widespread uncertainty caused by cultural displacement and technological developments.
public imagination in contemporary Neo-liberal urban life
about women in iran and Netherland