Suprainfinit Gallery in Bucharest

An artist working with ready-mades, found furniture, assemblage, and constructed elements to build uncanny object-based narratives where commodity culture, memory, care, and irony collide.

A transdisciplinary collective working between Bucharest and Brussels, using fiction, text, performance, and speculative world-building to examine economy, politics, gender, fashion, and critical forms of hope.

A multidisciplinary artist whose installations, public interventions, and participatory works transform gestures of protection, ritual, and memory into spatial forms shaped by vulnerability, resilience, and collective experience.

A sculptor whose welded metal and textile works translate imagined data, memories, and visual fragments into tense abstract structures that move between virtual imagery and physical construction.

A conceptual artist known for collaborative works that draw on mass media, popular culture, and staged social situations, often using video, performance, photography, and installation to test systems of representation.

A painter whose large-scale canvases and works on paper create surreal atmospheres through exaggerated bodily details, ambiguous landscapes, saturated color, and emotionally charged shifts between familiarity and estrangement.

A visual artist whose interdisciplinary practice examines cultural memory, social values, and technological change through material combinations that merge digital processes, traditional forms, nostalgia, and architectural presence.

An artist based in Zurich whose large-format sculptures and site-specific installations investigate mortality, preservation, possession, and ritual, often using organic, found, and personal materials.