People

May Rashed creates works using painting, photography, performance, video and podcasts.

Created from industrial materials such as concrete, metal, rubber, tar, textile, and glass, Marwan Rechmaoui’s work reflects his methodical study of cartography, demographics and urbanisation.

Mahmoud Refat is a sound artist and musician who began his career playing in local funk, acid jazz and post rock bands at different venues in Cairo.

Lisa Reihana (Ngā Puhi, Ngāti Hine, Ngāi Tu) is known for a practice that interrogates gender, power and representation.

Steve Reinke is an artist and writer best known for his videos.

Pedro Reyes examines the cognitive contradictions of modern life and proposes surprising solutions that are at the same time metaphorical and functional.

Uzma Rizvi is an anthropological archaeologist and cultural archaeologist who specializes in the third millennium BCE, creative placemaking and critical heritage studies.

Rizzi’s photographs, films and video installations explore the impact of neo-liberal globalisation on individual lives through intimate, personal narratives.

Using a wide range of mediums, including performance and moving image, Tracey Rose investigates post-colonial, racial and feminist issues.

Lala Rukh’s eclectic interests combined with her passion for the sea can be seen in her drawings as a sustained inquiry into the dialectics of form and meaning and politics of representation.

Marwa Rustam works in photography and video. She has sought to capture her native Bahrain, Arabic culture, nature and the impact of urban development on heritage.