Uriel Orlow’s practice is research-driven, process-oriented and often in dialogue with other disciplines and people.

Visual artist and composer Diana Policarpo investigates gender politics, economic structures, health, and interspecies relations through speculative transdisciplinary research.

Portuguese artist Marta de Menezes explores the conceptual and aesthetic opportunities offered by biological sciences for visual representation in the arts.

A project focused on the problems of water resources in seven Portuguese hydrogeographies, representing Portugal at La Biennale di Venezia 2023

An exhibit which takes as its starting point the ongoing plans for lithium extraction in the North of Portugal, seeking to shine a light on and voice the ongoing struggles sustained by local communities, while exploring the entanglement between extractivism and exhaustion, productivity and burn-out with lithium as the element at its center.

A series of short interviews, part of the Thoughts On collection, presents the perspectives of six artists who relate art and science in their work, exploring environmental, socio-political issues, and the impact of their practices.

Sabrina Nichols’ incredibly colourful and expressive animation style helps her build her unmistakable ilustrations.

The director tells us the stories behind his videos as he takes us on a journey through Europe.

Jamie Whitby employs unsual camera and editing techniques to invoke surreal worlds and play with our perception of reality.

VHS footage, practical effects, creative cosmetics and smart casting choices. Those elements converge into Willis' nostalgic and bizarre aesthetic.

Nature, consciousness and psychology. Hailing from Sweden and based in London, Claes trajectory led him to longer form narrative film.

The director explains how he ended up making deepfakes using archive baby footage.