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Anton Alvarez’s (b. 1980, Sweden) sculptural forms challenge our perception of weight and gravity, appearing both of this world and utterly separate from it. His practice focuses on the design of tools and processes for producing sculptures and architecture. They highlight the way in which an artist can be both craftsman and engineer, and the tension between these two roles.

Alvarez graduated from the Royal College of Art, London in 2012. His recent exhibitions include Sweet Tooth (with Oli Epp), Semiose, Paris (2025), Columns & Fences (with Mathias Weinfurter), Ruttkowski 68, Cologne (2023) and Honey, Millesgården, Stockholm (2022). Alvarez’s work is included in the collections of Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, Denver Art Museum in Colorado, and the Röhsska Museum in Gothenburg, as well as many prominent private collections. Alvarez has created several public sculptures in Sweden and has collaborated with fashion brands such as Gucci, Fendi and Issey Miyake.

Jussi Goman

Jussi Goman's (b. 1980, Finland) colourful acrylic paintings combine humor, movement and lightness. The painterly elements of his works and the surprising visual narratives create a rich and multi-layered ensemble. Goman's oeuvre also reveals a profound interest in art history, which is evident in his ability to reinterpret and playfully break the conventions of painting.