interview Archives - Homecoming Gallery

Joline Kwakkenbos

Joline Kwakkenbos is a Dutch artist known for her expressive self-portraits that explore themes of queerness, femininity, and the human experience.

Loes de Boer

Loes de Boer creates these mesmerizing surrealist still life photographs, graphic self portraits to her own experiences of that moment, that serve as altars to great -often overlooked- women artists in art history.

DARCY BRENNA

Like streams of consciousness, Brenna’s fluid brushstrokes capture the boundless complexity of human emotion and the female experience in unapologetic and emotionally charged paintings.

Sander Vos

Distinguished by his surrealist lens, Sander Vos stirs the viewer’s imagination and invites them to consider the nature of the subject posing before them.

Mia Weiner

Responding to mythology and traditions in portraiture, Weiner’s photography based compositions put the body center stage exploring how figurative representation can hold power and agency.

Rogier Houwen

Whether it is a landscape or an inanimate object like a candle on the brink of extinguishing – to Houwen everything radiates a certain atmosphere.

Fenna Schilling

Through playing around with different textures and morphing familiar objects into abstract, manipulated shapes, Fenna Schilling's collages have assumed an otherworldly, dream-like quality.

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Lisa Sorgini

Lisa’s work has connected women, mothers, and children from all around the world. Her distinctive photography is both romantic and real, showing the many faces of being a mother.

Daniel Obasi

One of the names in the creative Lagos scene is multidisciplinary artist and creative Daniel Obasi, who’s been doing graphic design, styling, photography and filmmaking in the last five years alone.

Chiron Duong

Johnny Mae Hauser

In the vibrant landscape of contemporary art, Johnny Mae Hauser stands out for her captivating vision and ability to challenge prevailing narratives.

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Hayley Eichenbaum

Hayley Eichenbaum on road trips, the importance of words and how she would sneak out of class to spend time in her studio