Fumito works in sculpture, painting and installation, often inspired by objects that he finds.

Apichatpong Weerasethakul's lyrical and mysterious non-linear works deal with memory and subtly address social issues.

Liu Wei gives shape to the world around us, offering an acute visual commentary on underlying ideologies.

Wu Na began her training on the guqin, a traditional Chinese stringed instrument, at the age of nine, studying with guqin masters Zhao Jiazhen and Li Xiangting.

Tintin Wulia often bases her work on icons of the geopolitical border: the passport, the wall and the map.

Hu Xiangqian’s art is inspired by current events and his immediate surroundings.

Tatsuya Yoshida began playing professionally in the early 1980s, and in 1985 he formed his hardcore punk/Zeuhl-influenced band, Ruins.

Yoshimi is an original member of the radical Japanese experimental music group Boredoms.

Bae Young-whan’s artistic practice includes sculpture, painting, drawing and photography, as well as public projects that extend beyond the boundaries of the art world.

The four artists were drawn together by their common interests: a dedication to exploring space and place as well as their own roles and representations.