Domestic Affairs

Katayoun Amjadi
This image displays an art installation featuring five small, house-shaped sculptures arranged horizontally across a plain, light gray wall. The lighting from above casts distinct shadows beneath and behind each object, giving them a three

Domestic Affairs investigates the idea of home in body, structure, and land, and explores the culturally embedded promise of security and hope engendered in the archetypal house. It explores a conceptual topography of “place”; it is a kind of domestic archaeology.

The Passage

Marijana Hameršak and Selma Banich
This image is a large square collage, composed of a 7x7 grid of smaller squares, creating a patchwork effect. The central 5x5 grid (25 squares) features individual portraits

This work of Selma Banich & Marijana Hameršak that emerged in collaboration with the Women to Women Collective is a collection of portraits of migrants who lost their lives on the perilous journeys in the Balkans.

Muddy Truth

Katayoun Amjadi
This image captures a close-up, angled view of an art installation against a plain white wall. The artwork features numerous dark, rose-like forms, interconnected by thin, shimmering golden wires or threads.

Original artwork by Katayoun Amjadi.

This is Not an Eggplant

Katayoun Amjadi
This image captures an artistic installation featuring several dark, pear-shaped objects, which strongly resemble eggplants, suspended on thin red rods against a soft, light background. The accompanying context, "This is Not

Katayoun Amjadi’s multimedia installations and visual poems, This is Not an Eggplant and Diaries of a Village Potter, question the “collective” and meditates on the course of political and environmental shifts.