Gabriel Fontana’s work challenges our ideas about identity, community and belonging, opening the door to a world where sport becomes a tool for social change.
What does it mean to be human today – in a world where ideals, algorithms and our own expectations shape our lives? In Me You We – Exploring Human Behaviour, three artists with very different approaches come together, driven by the same desire: to explore human behaviour through art.
Gabriel Fontana’s work challenges our ideas about identity, community and belonging, opening the door to a world where sport becomes a tool for social change.
Using needle and thread, Charlotta Grunewald gives form to experiences from her work as a surgeon in conflict-affected areas. Her hand-stitched works bear traces of the surgeon’s sutures and explore vulnerability, care, women’s health and the right to safe healthcare.
In Lars Brunström’s installations, animals become carriers of meaning, reminding us of what we share rather than what sets us apart – and of our shared responsibility for the planet we all inhabit.
Halvman is an artistic alter ego whose visual world explores war, exclusion, trauma and mental ill health.