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Sophia Bulgakova
Sophia Bulgakova was born in Odessa, Ukraine in 1997. She was studying sculpture in Kyiv and then getting a foundation diploma in Photography and Time-Based Media at University of the Arts, London in the UK. Currently, at ArtScience interfaculty she is developing her practice as a visual and performance artist. Most of her recent works […]
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Richard Forrest
Richard Forrest is an Irish visual artist based in the Netherlands. His work is characterized by a sculptural exploration of complex systems such as our senses and various digital technologies. He has exhibited throughout Ireland and internationally, with works in recent shows in both Los Angeles (USA) and Cork (Ireland).
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Maria Oosterveen
I am Maria Oosterveen. Student at the Art-science interfaculty. I make art that is philosophical and political and poetic. My works do touch your sense of compassion and conscience but seen from the perspective of the body of organs (explained by Deleuze and Guattari), and the power-plays between you and a structure or someone else […]
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Nina Lezaic
Nina does stuff, cool stuff.
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Mabel Calvert Verbruggen
Mabel writes stories that challenge your understanding and interpretation of space. Sometimes reality can be a little boring. Let’s mess with it: flip it upside down or make it pink. Listen to me and you will see…something wonderful.
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Sunna Svavarsdóttir
When tying your shoelaces, place one foot in front and lean forward When wishing for wet feet, pour water inside your boots When a pause is needed, put your head inside a stone Sunna Svavarsdóttir creates situations for incidents that might easily go unnoticed through smell and touch.
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Senida Kalender
creating a situation that we all know or have seen before but by changing a viewpoint it may seem unfamiliar to us.
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Ana Oosting
After a BSc in Neuroscience, Ana Oosting (NL) graduated from the Rietveld Academy in 2015 and is now finishing a Masters in ArtScience. She has specialised in ceramics but also works with stop-motion techniques and micro-controllers that make her work come to life. She inspires to ignite the same wonder she feels for living things […]
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Vakki ( Hee Youn Park )
I am interested in the energies generated in the process of moving and making things in a given orbit, innumerable human beings passing by, and ask questions about the circulation of life, life and death, and express the surrounding objects as geometrical elements. Beginning with graphic images, he is active in a wide range of visual […]
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Lauren Jetty
My current research has led me to think about smell as a synesthetic sense. It is often a trigger for the other senses; when we smell something it is common to jump to a memory; a visual, a sound, a feeling. Associations between the senses occur naturally when smelling; this cross-modality of experience is essential to […]
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Zoë d’Hont
Zoë d’Hont has a background in music and fine art. She is intrigued by the possibility to use notations as a methodology in her artist practice. The notations are based on different (visual) languages people use to understand the laws of nature. The interpretation and translation of these notations lead to performative installations. http://www.zoedhont.com
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Jesus Iglesias
AwwwwaHhhhhh, what is this pretty noise, o shit it’s not that pretty, but I do look good on these mirrors… Look at the pretty lights!!! Oh well, what is the concept? Wait there is more than one concept? Wait… sensorial experience and concept may not be linked? Wait… am I part of this? I need […]
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Kay Churcher
Kay Churcher creates immersive installations aiming to bring out the surreal potential of a space. https://www.kaychurcher.com/
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Anastasia Loginova
Anastasia was born in Cuba to Russian parents and raised in Cyprus. She likes to use her body as vessel to communicate with different beings and connect different worlds. She is currently concerned with the ecology of mind. She also likes storytelling. https://rocketsfromrocks.wordpress.com
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Stefano Zucchini
Stefano composes and designs sound installations inspired by the physics of sound, site-specific acoustics, and the vibrational communication in the natural world. He seeks to put his audience into a transcendental connection with the acoustic patterns of our surrounding soundscape. He researches the methodologies of Nature to get inspiration for his compositions.
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Aisha Pagnes
Exercises as a means to facilitate encounters. I mean encounter as a space of attention, reflection and wonder in human interaction. This translates (ideally) into an openness, allowing for a felt perception of the other as a living, breathing entity, by redirecting one’s attention to subtler forms of non-verbal communication -usually physiological- in an unconventional environment, so […]
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Catherine Ostraya
Art is not a difficult thing. Experiences leave a residue, which layers and calcify into insights. Catherine is frequently unsure of how to convey those insights to other people, so she uses materials she finds around her to show. Often those displays are videos, installations or performances. Recently she has returned to her video project […]
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Set. ArtScience Preview Show
Nine sets set into place. Set, a mathematic notion, a musical notion, a collection of distinct objects. Set, a bunch, a collection of compiled differences. Set, something to start in motion or to become solidified. Set relates to the aspect of putting differences together, both physically and virtually. Placing objects or concepts into sets is […]
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kunrad
Kunrad is known amongst relatives as Koenraad de Groot. With sound at the center he produces compositions, performances and installations. Curiosity forms the starting point for kunrad’s compositions. Mathematical equations, musical traditions, and ethnomusicological instruments can be subjects of interest. Kunrad has written compositions for ceramic shards, udu, superglue, choir, organ, harmonium, and spatial speaker […]
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John Eirik Sandli
John Eirik Sandli does stuff. catchy.cool
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Leandros Ntolas
Leandros Ntolas is an interdisciplinary artist from Greece, currently based in The Hague. Holding a BA (Hons) in sculpture, his work spans many different mediums, with a specific interest in the use of light as an artistic medium. Ntolas has been researching light through the study of optics, atmospheric optics, vision and perception. Recently –being […]
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June Yu
June Yu can’t say anything about herself besides she hates being a poser.