How do you feel about “Louˮ? is an interdisciplinary collaboration between Anaïs Horn and Eilert Asmervik, with contributions by Delphine Bedel, Adrian Buschmann, Anna Gien, Irmi Horn, Joakim Mathisen, Katharina Manojlovic, a.o.

The photobook “Je suis malheureuse et heureuse” presents Austrian-born, Paris-based artist Anaïs Horn’s latest work on French author Anaïs Nin’s early diaries, the “Journal d’enfance”, written at the age of 16 in…

How do you feel about “Louˮ? is an interdisciplinary artistic collaboration between Anaïs Horn & Eilert Asmervik, initiated during the experience of an unexpected pregnancy, provoked by ideas of faith, desire and destiny.

Lassen is a topographic and polychromatic exploration and celebration of natural landscapes, revealing Stankiewicz' uneasiness and anxiety about the current state of the environment. Texts by Krzysztof Candrowicz & Danaé Panchaud.

Out of the Blue is a conceptual work with a tragic underlying narrative — the disappearance of the teenager. Combining materials from different sources, the project questions our relationship towards absence and loss.

Rebetez takes on a photographic investigation of mediums and healers, common in the catholic region of Fribourg and well rooted in the culture, learning about their identity and practice. Texts by Elisa Rusca & Olga Yatskevich.

How do you feel about “Louˮ? is an interdisciplinary artistic collaboration between Anaïs Horn & Eilert Asmervik, initiated during the experience of an unexpected pregnancy, provoked by ideas of faith, desire and destiny.

Documenting inhabited rock formation of the Aegean, Christina Dimitriadis reflects on landscape, borders and migration. ​Texts by Denys Zacharopoulos, Övul Durmusoglu & Kimberly Bradley

Gregg Smith practice moves freely between performance, painting, writing photography and filmaking. The book “Let the space wrap around you" leads the reader along the artist’s daily trajectories around Paris.

Delphine Bedel explores three controversial tourist destinations and cultural heritage sites in Germany. Texts by Delphine Bedel, Francesco Bernardelli, Rachel Esner, Bruno Latour, Marco Pasi, Olivier Rolin and Thibaut de Ruyter.

Conceived in layers, ‘A Plastic Tool evolves in the expanded fields of photography, collage and painting, blurring the borders between analog, manual and digital.

Stubborn Cactus’ is the new photobook by Delphine Bedel. For one year, she documented with her iPhone the botanical garden of the VU University in Amsterdam, that was planned to be destroyed in June 2014, once the collection…