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Jana Neumann: “The Bigger My Paintings Are, the More Honest I Get to Be Within Them” – On Scale, Transformation and the Language of the Feminine
In this interview, Jana Neumann explores how vulnerability, identity and personal transformation shape her contemporary paintings. From her background in visual design to her immersive studio practice, she discusses feminine strength, natural materials and emotional landscapes, revealing how art can create profound connections between personal experience and the shared human condition.
Jana Neumann: “The Bigger My Paintings Are, the More Honest I Get to Be Within Them” – On Scale, Transformation and the Language of the Feminine
In this interview, Jana Neumann explores how vulnerability, identity and personal transformation shape her contemporary paintings. From her background in ...
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In this interview, Sayako Sugawara explores how memory, displacement and material traces shape her photographic practice. From mould damaged glass negatives to preserved funeral flowers, she reveals how grief, chance and tactile experimentation transform personal histories into evocative images, while reflecting on belonging, collaboration and the possibilities of photography beyond the traditional frame.
Sayako Sugawara: “When Materials Become Witnesses to Time” – On Photography, Painting and the Unpredictability of Making
In this interview, Sayako Sugawara explores how memory, displacement and material traces shape her photographic practice. From mould damaged glass ...
