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We continue our commitment to support a new generation of artists and present this year’s prize-winners in the exhibition “ars viva 2025. Where will we land?” by Wisrah C. V. da R. Celestino (b. 1989, Buritizeiro, Brazil), Vincent Scheers (b. 1990, Duffel, Belgium), and Helena Uambembe (b. 1994, Pomfret, South Africa).
In their works, many of which were newly developed for the exhibition, the three artists delve into the central concerns of their artistic practice, while exploring new techniques. Conceptually drawing on biographical material, Wisrah C. V. da R. Celestino deals with cultural value systems and political power relations, employing research-based, conceptual aesthetics. Their works aim at questioning the power of institutions and highlighting the agency of the individual. Vincent Scheers, in turn, often uses found and industrially fabricated objects as well as organic material to create his sculptures. His works give rise to p…
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We continue our commitment to support a new generation of artists and present this year’s prize-winners in the exhibition “ars viva 2025. Where will we land?” by Wisrah C. V. da R. Celestino (b. 1989, Buritizeiro, Brazil), Vincent Scheers (b. 1990, Duffel, Belgium), and Helena Uambembe (b. 1994, Pomfret, South Africa).
In their works, many of which were newly developed for the exhibition, the three artists delve into the central concerns of their artistic practice, while exploring new techniques. Conceptually drawing on biographical material, Wisrah C. V. da R. Celestino deals with cultural value systems and political power relations, employing research-based, conceptual aesthetics. Their works aim at questioning the power of institutions and highlighting the agency of the individual. Vincent Scheers, in turn, often uses found and industrially fabricated objects as well as organic material to create his sculptures. His works give rise to p…
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