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Enrico David’s diverse practice converges at the intersections of sculpture, textiles, drawing, painting and installation.

Raffie Davtian studied Sculpture at the State Academy of Arts in Yerevan.

Dawood works across various media, and much of his practice involves collaboration, frequently working with unique networks around a given project or site.

Ayman Yossri Daydban’s painting, photography and printmaking explore issues of identity and alienation, often through combinations of cinematic images and text.

Under the influence of Edgardo Mannucci, De Dominicis developed his own artistic style, working in various media including sculpture, painting, film and installation.

Khavn De La Cruz is a multiawarded filmmaker, composer, and writer.

Sandi Hilal and Alessandro Petti are both architects and Co- Directors of Decolonizing Architecture Art Residency.

DAAR’s work combines discourse, spatial intervention, education, collective learning, public meetings and legal challenges.

Aisha Deemas is Director of Executive A airs at the Sharjah Museums Department (SMD) since June 2012.

Thomas Demand makes mural-scale photographs, but instead of finding his subject matter in real life, he uses paper and cardboard to reconstruct scenes from images reproduced in various media sources, and then photographs them.

Curator and writer Gökcan Demirkazık will soon be moving to a new position as Research/Editorial Assistant at SALT in order to work with curator Merve Elveren, who has worked extensively on the history of contemporary culture and arts in Turkey.

Led by Rania Ghosn and El Hadi Jazairy. DESIGN EARTH is a design-research practice that examines the geographies of technological systems in connection with, for example, energy, trash, water and agriculture to open up aesthetic and political concerns for architecture and urbanism.

Hydar Dewachi is London-based artist, photographer and freelance IT engineer.

Michelle Dezember is the Head of Education at Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art, Doha, Qatar.

On both formal and conceptual levels, artist and filmmaker Roy Dib challenges common notions of space and boundary, weaving together archival material, scripted text and hypothetical circumstances to chronicle the political narratives of our day.