Hannah Faith Yata’s art addresses the objectification of women and the exploitation of nature, and she draws a parallel between these transgressions within her work. Inspired by psychology, feminist literature and her own experiences as a woman, Hannah calls upon … Read More
Sandra Yagi’s art reaches far beyond the anatomical precision with which her subject matter is rendered. Driven by an obsessive curiosity and inspired by her deep fascination for the natural sciences, mythology, contemporary culture and the macabre, Yagi explores the … Read More
Suffused with pessimistic shadows and redemptive illumination, Canadian pop-surrealist painter Heather Watts’ intricate paintings harness the pageantry of anthropomorphic heroes and martyrs to tell the story of individuals grappling with forces larger than themselves. Watts has exhibited her symbolic narrative … Read More
My name is Sandra Yagi, and I’m an artist living and working in San Francisco. I am very fortunate that my works will be exhibited at Bash Contemporary Gallery. I’ve worked over the last 6 months to get ready for … Read More
Heiko Müller doesn’t like to think about categories. He makes the art he wants to and uses the techniques that best suit his needs. In doing so, his work soars free of categorisation in both subject and approach. Müller’s art … Read More
Heiko Müller was born in Hamburg, Germany in 1968. He gained a diploma in illustration and design from the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences and has since gone on to develop a small media design agency with some friends. Never one … Read More