Current Residents
Past Resident2025: RYAN LEE Gallery
Ina Gerken
Ina Gerken’s intuitive, predominantly large-format paintings delve into the subconscious and the uncertainty inherent in our experience of the world. In her process, she surrenders to the unknown, letting the paint guide her until something figurative or invisible—perhaps a feeling or an inner landscape—emerges. She remains open to multiple interpretations of her work, allowing it to speak in different ways to each viewer. The quick-drying gouache or acrylic paint enables her to work with spontaneity and energy, her creative decisions driven not by intellect, but by instinct and bodily expression.
Ina Gerken has exhibited work at Deichtorhallen Hamburg, Germany; Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany; and Galerie Forsblom, Finland, among others.
Residents from United States
Ailyn Lee
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Angel Lartigue
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Current Resident: Dec 1, 2024–Feb 28, 2025
Danish Arts Foundation
Studio #305
Artist
Asta Lynge and Jakob Ohrt
Since 2019, artists Asta Lynge and Jakob Ohrt have been collaborating on a series of projects that explore the intersection of image-making, urban development, climate, and fiction.
Asta Lynge and Jakob Ohrt have exhibited work at Astrid Noacks Atelier, Copenhagen; Stockholm School of Economics, Stockholm; and Vermilion Sands, Copenhagen, among others.
astalynge.info, www.jakobohrt.comResidents from Denmark
Past Resident2024: Artis
Efrat Hakimi
Efrat Hakimi is a multidisciplinary artist who blends digital and traditional techniques to study and interpret images, objects, narratives, and sites. Her work spans photography, printmaking, video installation, and sculpture, focusing on the relationship between bodies and cultural artifacts, particularly those connected to the female body. By viewing tools and objects as entry points into rituals, ideologies, and vernacular design, she explores themes such as medical procedures, pilgrimage, atonement, and spiritual practices in her art.
Efrat Hakimi has exhibited work at Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv; The Israel Museum, Jerusalem; and Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago, among others.
Residents from United States
Ailyn Lee
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Angel Lartigue
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