An international soloist and Royal Conservatoire of The Hague, The Netherlands alumnus, Christos Tsogias-Razakov synthesizes performance with Digital Humanities and historical manuscript research. Navigating the intersections of Arundo donax material science, cultural anthropology, and post-human philosophy, he redefines the oboe as a dynamic, interoperable site of artistic and ontological inquiry.
Read MoreW.K. Lyhne is a painter and practice-led researcher whose work reconfigures fragments from Western art history to examine instability, embodiment and the relations between human and animal life. Through painting, drawing and writing, she explores how images shape ideas of subjectivity, care, reproduction and continuity.
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