Interviews

From Struggle to Freedom: Geert Lemmers' Journey through Art
Article date: Wednesday, September 17, 2025

From Struggle to Freedom: Geert Lemmers' Journey through Art

For Geert Lemmers, composing artworks is almost a philosophical question in transferring his thoughts in a sort of metaphor representations. These developments help him to transfer his thoughts into strong and compassing images.


Between Reality and Imagination: Rafael Smet's Mystical Landscapes
Article date: Tuesday, September 16, 2025

Between Reality and Imagination: Rafael Smet's Mystical Landscapes

Rafael Smet grew up in a family where art was an important part of life. His mother, an art teacher at the Nymburk Elementary Art School in the Czech Republic, and his grandfather, a passionate violinist, gave him inspiration and support to develop his creative talent.


"Power, History, and Change": The Art of Marit Otto
Article date: Thursday, September 11, 2025

"Power, History, and Change": The Art of Marit Otto

Dutch artist Marit Otto experiences art on many levels and in many different ways. She looks for aesthetics and eloquence but also for a particular angle. 


Dr. Gindi’s Cathartic Work addresses how to oscillate within the Infinite
Article date: Tuesday, September 9, 2025

Dr. Gindi’s Cathartic Work addresses how to oscillate within the Infinite

With the following conversation, I have ventured to engage in a conceptual exchange with Dr. Gindi, a sculptor of nourishing cathartic vigilance.


Oscar Rey: Painting as a Gentle Rebellion against Forgetting
Article date: Monday, September 8, 2025

Oscar Rey: Painting as a Gentle Rebellion against Forgetting

Oscar Rey makes art the way others keep diaries, his canvasses are painted stories, lines pulled frompoetry and song. Each painting is a ritual, an attempt to preserve memory, to honor beauty, to map the ache between joy and grief.


Interview with Gernot Wieland: Confronting the Frailties of Recollection
Article date: Thursday, June 19, 2025

Interview with Gernot Wieland: Confronting the Frailties of Recollection

Gernot Wieland is an Austrian artist based in Berlin whose films, drawings, lecture-
performances and installations comment on human notions of belonging within inherited
social, political and psychological processes.


Interview with Anne Katrine Senstad: Sensorial Aesthetics & Semiotic Narration
Article date: Monday, March 31, 2025

Interview with Anne Katrine Senstad: Sensorial Aesthetics & Semiotic Narration

Anne Katrine Senstad is a multi-disciplinary Norwegian artist based between New York and Oslo. Her practice lies at the intersection of photography, film and video, neon sculpture and light based spatial installations, with a focus on the phenomena of perception, light, sound, and color.

Interview with Emma Kathleen Hepburn Ferrer: Exploring Scapegoats at Sapar Contemporary, New York
Article date: Wednesday, January 22, 2025

Interview with Emma Kathleen Hepburn Ferrer: Exploring Scapegoats at Sapar Contemporary, New York

Emma Kathleen Hepburn Ferrer, the granddaughter of the iconic actress Audrey Hepburn, brings her first solo exhibition Scapegoats to Sapar Contemporary in New York.

Daniel Hug on ART COLOGNE’s Role in Germany’s Art Market
Article date: Monday, October 28, 2024

Daniel Hug on ART COLOGNE’s Role in Germany’s Art Market

As the oldest modern art fair in the world, ART COLOGNE has been a pivotal force in the art market since its founding in 1967. ART Cologne established a blueprint that influenced the global art fair landscape we know today.

In Conversation with Pom Harrington on One Hundred Seconds to Midnight
Article date: Tuesday, January 25, 2022

In Conversation with Pom Harrington on One Hundred Seconds to Midnight

Etienne Verbist interviews Pom Harrington on an exhibition at Frieze Masters titled One Hundred Seconds to Midnight presenting a collection of original works charting the history of climate change by the world’s greatest scientists, writers, and activists.