Hybrid Chronicles

Andrey Berger works at the intersection of painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, and digital media. His art explores form, line, and space - delicate strokes build structures that hover between abstraction and figuration. His works often gain a three-dimensional quality, extending beyond the surface and existing between painting and architecture.

Berger investigates the connection between the natural and the urban, the micro and the macro, observing how biological, social, and cultural systems interact. For him, space is a living organism where the real and the imagined, the physical and the digital merge into a new, sensory perception of reality.

Hwia Kim, an artist based in South Korea, explores the complex interactions between the body and consciousness, as well as between technology and humans, focusing on the blurred boundaries where ambiguity arises between different components.

She mainly creates innovative works through experiments with various technologies, including VR, deep learning, and robotics, emphasizing interactive art where the audience's involvement is important. This approach aims to create ongoing movement between the artwork and the audience, viewing each as a distinct world.