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Tommy Kwak
Tommy Kwak’s work explores the transience of landscapes and natural forms through ethereal large-format color photographs.
His work has been exhibited internationally, most recently in commissions for Louis Vuitton at their locations in NYC, Seattle, and Cologne, Germany.
Marc Lafia
Marc Lafia is a Brooklyn-based, multi-disciplinary artist whose work examines network culture and the ways it changes our relationship to our memories and our bodies, from one of representation to presentation. He has taught in the graduate schools of Stanford University, the San Francisco Art Institute and Columbia University. He has won numerous awards as an information architect, music video conceptualist and has exhibited experimental and long form films internationally. His work has been at the Tate Modern, The Whitney, The Walker Art Center, The Pompidou, The Minsheng. The ICC Japan, Rotterdam, ZKM and the Shenzhen Sculpture Biennale. He is author of Image Photograph 2015 and Everyday Cinema 2017 published by Punctum Books.
Etienne Clément
Etienne Clément is a French artist who creates highly detailed dioramas, which he then photographs. Each tells a different tale, and Clément builds up his stories by drawing on both fact and fiction, history and legend. The scenes he constructs are rich with details and heavy with wit and social critique.
