Dive into the enigmatic world of Talissa Mehringer at Salon de Refusées. Her art challenges the boundaries of genres, often deemed too edgy or unconventional. From ‘creepy’ street art to surreal films, Talissa’s work rebels against digital age’s art commercialization.
Immerse in the spiritual cartography of Vanessa Kirsch Geb. Mendola’s ‘Kartographie des Schicksals’, where each stroke uncovers the sacred links to our inner selves.
Delve into Lola Muñoz’s ‘cosmic traveller,’ where art becomes an altar to the sacred cycles of nature and the stars above.
Lakshmi Nagaraj’s artcaptures the whispers of the forgotten, stitching together a world where every piece of paper tells a tale.
Experience the transient beauty of memory in Maja Neuhaus’s ‘Himbeergedanken im Rauschen,’ a canvas echoing with the whispers of the past.
Venture into Sara Owusu-Ansah’s visual narratives, where each layer is a revelation, and each color tells a story of life’s intricate emotional weave.
In ‘Masters of Art’, Gina Peyran Tan crafts a video landscape where power, creativity, and mortality converge, challenging viewers with her critical discourse.
Giselle Rosenthal’s sculpture ‘Let It Out’ is a tangible contemplation on the balance of permanence and transience, nature and fabrication.
Step into the sonic world of Pina Bettina Rücker’s ‘Flugwesen’, where historical hymns and future ecologies resonate in a meditative symphony.
Discover Runa (aka Rute Norte)’s bold statement in Salon de Refusées, a captivating expression of defiance and identity. Her words paint a vivid, unapologetic portrait of an artist challenging norms. Read on for a journey into the heart of artistic rebellion.
In the hidden depths of Sandra Sagan’s “She flies” each stroke uncovers the silent struggles of femininity against a tempest of emotions. This canvas whispers the untold stories of resilience behind societal masks.
Step into Lena Snow’s vision of tomorrow with ‘Orion Girl No 11 – Alnilam’, a vivid portrayal of evolving female identity.