Bianca Argimón (b. 1988, Brussels) is a Franco-Spanish artist based in Paris whose work spans drawing, sculpture, painting, and installation. She creates visually engaging pieces that mix playful imagery with subtle critique of contemporary society, touching on themes like power, consumer culture, and technology. Argimón studied at Central Saint Martins, ENSAD and the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, and her work has been shown in major exhibitions and artists’ residencies in Europe and beyond. 

“A Franco-Spanish artist and avid traveler, Argimón depicts power, consumer society, and technological dystopia. In her sprawling allegorical drawings, the teeming details invite viewers to ‘read’ the image, much like the paintings of Hieronymus Bosch. Her sculptures, however, strike with their visual impact and dark humor. Her recent series of paper lamps—subtly referencing China’s 2022 ‘blank page revolution’—showcases her knack for capturing political currents through form.”

@biancaargimon

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Wang Yuyang (b. 1979) is a Beijing-based artist who studied at the Central Academy of Drama and the Central Academy of Fine Arts, where he has taught in the School of Experimental Art since 2008. His practice spans a wide range of media, often turning to obsolete technologies, unconventional materials, and intentionally disruptive aesthetics. Through humor and staged fictions, Wang examines how the body perceives and interprets the world, while also probing the intersections of media, constructed realities, and historical memory.

“Through extensive research, Wang Yuyang crafts visually striking films that uncover profound connections. Her work thrives on juxtapositions and analogies, weaving formal and philosophical links between seemingly disparate elements. Her latest video installation on oil provokes more reflection than dozens of documentaries combined.”

@wyystudio_wangyuyang 

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Vladislav Markov is a New York–based multidisciplinary artist whose installations, sculptures, and paintings explore the tension between digital and physical realities. Using scanning and 3D technologies, he transforms everyday objects into altered states of perception. Markov holds degrees from Parsons and Cornell, has exhibited internationally—including the Gwangju Biennale—and is featured in several major institutional collections.‍

“Vladislav Markov has antennas tuned to the near future. In 2022, he produced a series of paintings depicting a worn and tattered world, affected by an inexplicable spatial and temporal disintegration, as if the coherence of the universe itself had collapsed — paintings from a post-truth world that reveal the ‘accidents of things.’ In his recent New York exhibition, he incorporates bugs, remote controls, the dark web, buzz, and filters that distort or color reality, bringing them together in a spectacular installation.”

@no.waves