Kjartansson's performance-based works explore themes of repetition, duration, and the nature of artistic production, creating immersive, durational experiences.

Majerus's paintings and installations appropriated and recontextualized imagery from popular culture, creating a vibrant, dynamic visual language.

Dean's films and installations explore themes of time, memory, and the materiality of film, creating evocative, contemplative works.

Baselitz's raw, expressive paintings and sculptures challenge traditional artistic conventions, exploring themes of identity and history through fragmented forms.

Demand's photographs and films meticulously reconstruct real-world locations, blurring the lines between reality and simulation.

Kippenberger's provocative paintings and installations challenged social norms and artistic conventions, creating a legacy of irreverent wit and social commentary.

Varelas's paintings and sculptures explore themes of identity, memory, and the subconscious, creating surreal, dreamlike compositions.

Kalogiropoulou's sound installations and performances explore the relationship between sound, space, and the body, creating immersive, sensory experiences.

Manetas's paintings and digital art explore the relationship between technology, art, and the internet, creating works that reflect the aesthetics of contemporary culture.

Migliaressi-Phoca's installations and performances explore themes of architecture, memory, and the body, creating immersive, site-specific experiences.