People

Lorenzo Pezzani is an architect and researcher whose work deals with the spatial politics and visual cultures of migration, with a particular focus on the geography of the ocean.

Susanne Pfeffer is the Curator of the KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin.

Phan Thảo Nguyên is a multimedia artist whose practice encompasses painting, installation and ‘theatrical fields’, including what she calls performance gesture and moving images.

Heather Phillipson works across video, sculpture, large-scale installation, drawing, music, text and online media.

Pistoletto brought art into active conversation with various spheres of society, with the aim of inspiring responsible social change.

Documentary filmmaker Hanna Polak’s emotional bond with her protagonists allows her to deliver visceral, poetic films that celebrate the power of the human spirit.

Liliana Porter uses a whimsical collection of toys and figurines of animals and people to populate work that, with wit and a wry sense of humour, offers a metaphor of the human condition.

Prajakta Potnis’ work dwells between the intimate world of the individual and the world outside, which are sometimes separated only by a wall.

Deborah Poynton’s works often place contemporary figures in classical poses and natural settings to create scenes that invite examination rather than participation.

Highly influenced by his home country of Dagestan and its traditions, mythology and culture, Puterbrot’s work encompasses the realm of Dagestani fairy tales, legends and traditions.