- Marta Antoniak (POL)
- Nicky Assmann (NLD)
- Anna Błachno (PL)
- Daniel Djamo (ROU)
- Kevin Gaffney (GBR)
- Alicja Gaskon (PL)
- Armin Lorenz Gerold (AT)
- Marcel Groβe (DEU)
- Daniela Hoferer (DEU)
- Tommy Høvik (NOR)
- Lefteris Kiourtsoglou (GRC)
- Izabela Koniarz (POL)
- Patrik Kriššák (CZE)
- Radim Langer (CZE)
- Tala Lumbar (SVN)
- Carlos Azeredo Mesquita (PRT)
- Daniella Isamit Morales (ITA)
- Oldřich Morys (CZE)
- Wanda Nay (CHE)
- Paul Paillet (FRA)
- Claire Perret (FRA)
- Aleksandar Pertemov (DE)
- Márk Radics (HUN)
- Richard Roháč (SVK)
- Javier Navarro Romero (ESP)
- Igor Ruf (HRV)
- Sarah Rutschman (CHE)
- Lucia Sceranková (CZE)
- Pia Sirén (FIN)
- Malthe Stigaard (NLD)
- Chooc Ly Tan (GBR)
- Milou van der Maaden (NLD)
- Michal Šimonfy (SVK)
- Tomáš Šoltys (SVK)
Marta Antoniak
Marta Antoniak decided to show and examine the absurdity and bitterness of human existence through the portrayal of a fictional characted called Celine – a corpulent middle-aged lady dressed in oversized underwear. Whereas in a previous cycle Wonderland we met Celine in isolated grotesque situations where she is confronted with a lively world of children’s toys, in the monstrous multipart House Celine is plunged into a labyrinthine bizarre building where she finds herself in absurd and sad situations in every room. The life of an aging woman as one long series of cruel misunderstandings is enhanced by masterful miniature painting and rendering which is more appropriate for children’s books. (pv)
- House. Falsehood – Illusion – Truth, 2011, oil on canvas, 300 x 245 cm (polyptych)
- Wonderland, 2011, acrylic paint and pen on canvas, dimensions variable