Projects

Sarnath Banerjee is a storyteller who creates freehand sketches and drawings that incorporate text as well as film.

In 1990, Samir Khaddaje moved from Beirut to Paris, where he was given a studio and accommodation in the basement of the Cognac-Jay Hospital.

As a filmmaker and artist, Roy Samaha explores the non-linear relationships between images, memory and history through embodied experience.

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.

An artist, writer and musician, Ross Simonini is well known for his interviews, dialogues and writings about artists, philosophers, thinkers and actors.

Working across the fields of art, design and architecture, Rain Wu’s practice often involves interactive spatial experiences.

Khalil Rabah’s practice has long been concerned with the relationship between art and institutions.

Expanding on Paola Yacoub’s interest in the relation between architecture and automate, Sabil-Kuttab Automate (2017) considers architecture’s functional value and capacity as a purveyor of cultural preservation and production.

In both his work and practice, Oscar Murillo has sought to account for the position of body and being within increasingly impersonal circuits of production, consumption, confinement and cultural hegemony.

THEM (2015–ongoing) is an artist book that materialised when Oscar Murillo received a collection of family photographs as a gift from his mother.

With an emphasis on text, Noor Abuarafeh works with various mediums, but she considers each to be another form of a novel.

Informed by cinema, colonial history, the politics of technology and narrative structures, Nida Sinnokrot began working in 1998 on what became Horizontal Cinema, a body of interactive film installations that lay bare the politics of the apparatus and its attendant notions of narrative and causality.

Artist and television producer Nesrine Khodr works in moving image, print and performance.

Natascha Sadr Haghighian’s research-based work is concerned with the socio- and geopolitical implications of modes of world-making.

Monika Sosnowska’s work is informed by the architectural landscape of Warsaw.