Roy Villevoye has been visiting the Asmat people in South Papua since the early 1990s. Over time, he developed a very personal connection with their community, exploring the specific conditions of the region, its social structures, and cultural traditions, some of which were elusive to him. By consciously seeking out the unknown and uncertain, he also puts himself at risk. Through his work, he reflects on those experiences and encounters, translating them into sculptures, images, and video. T...

In her work, Mella Jaarsma reflects on her daily surroundings, exploring the layers of society and the ways in which we relate to the world and each other. Through costumes, installations, and performances, she delves into her own dual cultural background and offers a critical perspective on culture, identity, ideology, and power. By collaborating with diverse communities, primarily in Indonesia but also elsewhere, she brings a focus on forms of cultural and racial diversity embedded within c...