Olaf Breuning:

Olaf Breuning is a Swiss-born artist, now living in New York.
Breuning squirreled away popular culture references that he would later effectively employ in his pieces. He cites as influence everything from sci-fi to horror via Vikings and haunted houses. His photographs, installations, and films feature a recurring vocabulary; face-painting, eyeballs attached to inanimate objects, long cheap wigs, naked breasts or direct movie allusions.

www.olafbreuning.com/

Enlightenment:

Enlightenment is an art collective from Tokyo, formed by Hiro Sugiyama, Shigeru Suzuki, Kaname Yamaguchi and Fumitaka Tanaka.
“Happy people can make good art. We express that positivism. The themes of artistic works don’t have to be problems”. In their collages, Enlightment is inspired by station kiosks, the streets and bookshops.

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Seiko Kato:
Seiko Kato, originally from Japan, lives and works in Brighton, England.
She creates hyper detailed surrealistic collages while exploring life and death.

www.seikokato.com

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Pinar&Viola in China
Beijing, Xuzhou & Shanghai, 7-21 May 2010

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Exhibition design of the Applied Arts department of 
the Sandberg Instituut Amsterdam.

Xuzhou Museum of Art, China.

Head of the department: André Klein
Project manager: Gerben Hermanus
Guest tutor & exhibition scenography: Giene Steenman
Exhibition & catalogue design: Pınar & Viola

Participating artists & designers: Sayaka Abe, Jorge Bakker, Krimo Benlaloua,
Bernardo Gaeiras, Elena Goray, Anders Munk Gydum, Hsiu-Hsuan Huang,
Jennifer de Jonge, Lida Krul, Marijke Neppelenbroek, Apostolos Ntelakos, Saron Paz,
David Krings, Ulrike Rehm, Marlies Romberg, Q Hisashi Shibata, Mirela Srsa,
Jie Sun, Nienke Sybrandy, Saara Vallineva, Arthur de Vries, Chen Chu Yu

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Pinar&Viola in China
Beijing, Xuzhou & Shanghai, 7-21 May 2010.

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