Signe Ralkov Minyoung Kim In her works on paper

In her works on paper and unstretched canvas she portrays humorous scenes that combine what she refers to as strange but cute elements

The compositions are derived from Steiner’s very ‘British’ sense of humour - simultaneously comical and dark

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Sort of a drilling down to the more pure level of what makes us human and a representation on that soul level of where we're all the same and equal

Matthew Hansel's practice playfully assembles varying artistic traditions and tonal registers to create uncanny

Signe Ralkov Minyoung Kim In her works on paperGet Updates Signe Ralkov (b. 1997, Denmark) lives and works in Copenhagen and is currently studying at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Working mainly with coloured pencil on paper, she imagines herself and friends in various states of metamorphosis, portraying objects and entities as they transform. Exploring narratives of anthropomorphism in her surroundings, she engages with questions of non human agency. She uses snapshots from her daily