Born in Korea, E Hyunjoon studied art first in Seoul, then in Nottingham and London as an exchange student.
Specializing himself in sculpture early, his style is rooted in Europe but also in Asia, where he resides. Alternating exhibitions in London and Seoul, the artist claims his modern and quirky style. Parodying
objects or drawing graffiti, E Hyunjoon doesn’t hide his urban side. Recently, we can see a return to traditions, stagings of animals, especially dogs, animal which is very dear to him and often found in
his realisations.

Born in 1983 in Buenos Aires, Santiago O Rey studied first literature at the University of Buenos Aires from 2002 to 2005, before turning towards the visual arts at IUNA specialization paintings from 2006 to 2009. Since 2011 he participated in the Clínica de Obra coordinated by Diana Aisenberg

Among the exhibitions in which he participated, there were “El complot de la cosas amables” (2011) and “Monos Chromos” (2012) on “Isla Flotante”. In 2013, he made his first solo exhibition “Los días en el mar no cuentan” (The days at sea dont count) on “Isla Flotante” also. The following year, he participated in artists residence “Siete artistas, siete puntos de vista” in the City of Cordoba and in the exhibition “Mecánico día” with Alexis Minkiewicz at Zavaleta Lab. In 2015, he made several public works in coordination with the City of Buenos Aires and the “Museo de la Ene”.

Cultural diversity is, as can be seen in his works, a theme dear to Santiago, as well as the diversion of popular icons. This engaged artist travel beyond borders to find the inspiration that correspond to him, international.

Antonio Fiorentino was born in Barletta in the 1987. In the 2013 he was invited to the CSAV Artist Research Laboratory at the Antonio Ratti’s Foundation, visiting professor Matt Mullican.
He has received awards for emerging artist, among which the Talent Prize, Rome (2015) and invited to participate in different exhibitions in Italy and abroad, among which: The Lasting, La Galleria Nazionale, Rome (2016); Ride the Falling Flux, HIAP Gallery Augusta, Helsinki (2014); From&To, Centre of Contemporary Art Villa Arson, Nice (2014) Concrete Ghost, American Academy in Rome (2014); CSAV, Fondazione Antonio Ratti, Como (2013); Underneath the Street, the Beach, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin (2012).

Antonio Fiorentino’s research developed in these years under the mark of minimal intervention. The artist would like to bring art back to nature, to find value in the things that already exist, with the minimal effect, limited to isolate them and, in a sense, to frame them.
What interest Antonio Fiorentino are the situations of transformation, those natural processes that create form and visions through changes.
Fiorentino keeps a strong relationship with the history and the mythology of the figure of “alchemist/scientist” trying to use this attitude in the contemporary context.
The result is often of great visual and poetic impact and of evocative power because it leads the viewer to wonder about the origin of the physical world and its transformation processes.

Born in 1988 in Santa Fe in Argentina, Alexis Minkiewicz is a well known artist for contemporary art lovers.

Its production consists of a broad range of drawings, sculptures and installations, characterized as much by their differences than their similarities. It is mainly driven by the exploration of the relationship between the bestiality of bodies, their environment and the ability of the body to adapt to it to survive. He uses modeling as a way to contain these forces, to rebuild these shapes and hang them in the moment.

According to him, in a work, the material is as important as the message, this is why he considers himself as an artist and a craftsman, working the material to control it while seeking his limit.

When developing projects in space in three dimensions, Alexis is studying the idea of a scene, taking figurative references beyond the sculpture : how these organisms use the space ? How the viewer’s body becomes a material that can be moved and touched ? These are the questions that escape from the imagination of Alexis and he transcribe it in his works.