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Hans Kotter 漢斯・卡特
(Germany, b. 1966）

出生於德國巴伐利亞邦，就讀紐約藝術學院(Art Students League of New York) 畢業於慕尼黑媒體設計學院。現創作居住於柏林。 2004年被授予「德國巴伐利亞文化獎」Bavarian Culture Award, E-ON藝術建築領域獎項。 Kotter以燈光雕塑裝置創作為人所知。曾任德國斯圖加特國家藝術與設計學院講師，2014年獲得德國國際Unna燈光藝術中心的國際燈光獎項提名。德國著名藝術史學家Kai-Uwe Hemken 評論Hans Kotter 漢斯·卡特作品：「Kotter 卡特為觀者提供了作品的維度，是批判性、自我反省、與洞察導向，同時重新呈現了現代主義的基本烏托邦。」Hans Kotter 漢斯·卡特目前持續在各國博物館展出，包括德國里特博物館、英國倫敦Kinetica博物館、德國科隆應用藝術博物館、德國科隆MAKK博物館..等。作品由意大利TARGETTI光之藝術典藏、德國立陶宛博物館、德國聯邦議會等眾多機構永久收藏。

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Jan Kaláb楊‧克拉
(Czech Republic, b.1978）

Jan Kaláb graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, Czech Republic, and currently lives and works in Prague. As a pioneer of Czech graffiti art, Jan Kaláb has been constantly forging a path as a non- traditional artist. He transitioned from street graffiti into pure white spaces, starting with points and developing them into circular transformations and 3D sculptures, condensing the exuberance of the outdoors onto geometrically distorted canvases. He represented the Czech Republic at the Shanghai World Expo in the Czech Pavilion and his works are held in collections at The National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library (NCSML), National Art Museum of Brazil, Deji Art Museum in China, Daejeon Museum of Art in South Korea, and cooperate with numerous international luxury brands including Dior and Tiffany.

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Pascal Dombis 帕斯卡爾·多比斯
（French, b. 1965）

Graduated from Tufts University computer art and Insa University in Lyon, France. Digital artist Pascal Dombis currently lives and works in Paris. His focus involves the exploration of language, noise, control, and irrationality. Dombis has been using computers and algorithms to generate and elaborate repetitions of simple processes, which computationally reproduce geometric or typographical signs. Started as a painter, Dombis notes that his encounter with William Burroughs’s art was a key moment for his new investigations into digital art. Dombis uses optical materials such as lenticular plates to revisit the way viewers look at things, and to question the very nature of images in the broad sense of the word. By using lenticular, allows him to play with the viewer’s gaze. The incessant circulation of images has made the way of looking at things more dynamic. Moreover, the lenticular material questions this new reading paradigm and brings about a physical and time-related experience. Over the years he created monumental public works for the City of Perth, Australia, the Ministry of Culture in France, and an 8 meter long outdoor sculpture installation along the River bank in Shanghai, China. His art exhibited around the world including Musée en Herbe in France, Museum Kunstpalast in Denmark, Velchev Art Museum in Bulgaria, and the University of Georgia in the USA.

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Marck
(Switzerland, b. 1964）

nternationally renowned X-ray artist Nick Veasey reveals the hidden facets beneath the surface using his unique X-ray penetration technique. His work humorously and mischievously explores the essence of people and objects' inner nature. Nick Veasey uses x-ray to strip back the layers and show what it is like under the surface. The technique reveals what, and often how, things are made, which grants his art to penetrate the surface and take us on a journey into a world otherwise hidden and unseen. Veasey has an extensive exhibition experience worldwide, with his artwork featured on the cover of TIME magazine and invited to give a TED talk. In 2018, he held a large-scale exhibition at the renowned Fotografiska museum in Sweden, visited by The Prince and Princess of Wales and the Crown Princess of Sweden. He also photographed important antique costumes for the Victoria and Albert Museum and collaborated with various brands such as Louis Vuitton, United Airlines, Balenciaga and Alexander McQueen. Works collected by the Victoria and Albert Museum, National Science and Media Museum in the UK, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, The Museum at FIT in the USA, the BMW Museum in Germany and the Museum of Applied Arts and Design (MUDAC) in Switzerland.

Marck 的作品看似以女性為主體，實際上則是以其作為社會縮影的代表，與框架的沖撞更探討著有形與無形的束縛，喚起觀者心中的共鳴。作品無法被單純定義為錄像與雕塑的結合，更像虛實的壹體呈現，由出演的排序、影片拍攝的精確定位，「錄像的目的不是敘述壹個故事，而是激發觀眾的情緒」，滲入我們習以為常的生活，以動態的畫面觸撥我們觀看雕塑的思維，同時也築起多媒體素材，至動力機械和雕塑的手工制作。錄像雕塑以全新的形式，揉合影像的平面表述與雕塑的空間意義，不僅辟出錄像創作的新道路，也再擴張觀者的感官體驗。

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Štefan Papčo
(Czechoslovakia, b.1983)

Štefan Papčo's aims are the contemporary forms of use of alpine landscape, primarily the mountain climbers' community well known for their readiness to willingly enter bordering life-threatening situation. Thanks to this fact, he thinks of climbing society as worth a long term observation. The artist confronts and reviews the forms of landscape, use with the lands history for the past ages. The space illustration of extreme situations and settings from the mountain climbing environment offers the possibility to grasp the space as a text predetermined for recording of important elements in contemporary development of the society that uses the outdoor space. The strategy of typological investigation of the mounting climbing environment is based on formal minimalization of existential experiences, the process interventions and an active climbing experience.

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