Michael Joo’s work investigates the concepts of identity and knowledge in a hybrid contemporary world. He creates narratives that explore places, people and objects through reinterpreting perception: why do we perceive as we perceive – science and religion, nature versus human intervention, fact versus fiction, high and low culture, sex, and death.

Waste is a sculpture made from plastic forks. By Elliott Mariess…

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Rick Genest in a portrait by Miguel Ángel Avila…

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Kimberly Witham and her vanitas realized with real dead animals.

Alvaro Sanchez. Part of the illustrations series for the upcoming poetry plaquette Orgánica Palabra of Guatemalan poet Rafael Romero, 2012

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Ben Giles and his vintage collages.

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