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CHiKA is a Japanese-born, New York-based New Media Artist. Creating minimalist geometric shapes and visuals that explore in dark space and inviting people to reinvent themselves through the relationship between objects and images.

Like an Ocean gyre, a vortex of artifacts of a consumption based contemporary society become ensnarled with driftwood, dead coral, and seaweed creating a grotesques amalgamation of disparate materials which remarkably can still harbor life.

Installation, Sculpture, New Media__________Duality, Nature, Femininity

Many of my works are scientific in nature and are the products of years of experimentation, developing once an identifiable connection is made, with historical threads both apparent and esoteric.

I am interested in painting as a lens through which to reconcile my perception of the corporeal world with intangible notions of intense human emotion, experience and meaning. It is an understanding of art as a treatise on human nature.

sculptural, painting, assemblage, mixed media, found materials, figurative, surreal

Sculptures that acknowledge the experience of irrational or unknowable psychological spaces in a world of accelerating science and technology.

My work relates to the body and the places we inhabit in an urban environment.

I am an interdisciplinary artist working with painting, sculpture and photography whose work explores the relationship between emotional intimacy and instability.

Art is a violent passion. When I say violent, I’m describing the intense force of how I create, how I think, how I express myself and how I live my life...

I am transdisciplinary artist born in Mexico (based in New York from 1993) working primarily in socially engaged projects since 1992.

The sublime metal canvases and sculptures of New York-based artist MIYA ANDO articulate themes of contradiction and juxtaposition of ideas.

Realism in stone, captures American culture in stone.

I am interested in our bodies, their weight, the actual corporeal feeling of them, our denial of them, hybridity, sexuality. I am interested in religious and ceremonial aesthetics and symbolism- how we as humans make sense of ourselves.

Recurring themes include labour, repetition, the portal, and the window; suggestions of looking in or through a space beyond.

Thread, embroidery or stitching represents not only the artist’s hand, but also a domestic, labor intensive act relatable to a global practice incorporating domestic materials and processes typically linked to the female experience.