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Current Resident: Jul 1, 2025–Aug 31, 2025

International Visegrad Fund

Studio #201

Artist

Markéta Adamcová

Markéta Adamcová views cities as symbolic spaces where personal and collective identities are continuously reshaped. Her work explores the intersection of personal narrative, poetic principles, and the spiritual dimensions of both natural and human systems. Rooted in painting, her artistic practice centers on the interplay between literature and visual language, using symbolic and abstract forms to convey personal stories. Through this approach, she invites viewers to navigate the space between the intimate and the universal.

Markéta Adamcová has exhibited work at Garage Gallery, Prague; INI Gallery, Prague; and Academy of Visual Arts – HKBU, Hong Kong, among others.

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Maya Jeffereis

Maya Jeffereis is an artist and filmmaker working in video installation and experimental film to bring overlooked histories to light and speak to archival omissions through counter narratives, ancestral histories, and speculative fictions. Assembling hand-processed 16mm film, digital video, and archival interventions, her experimental films weave together ancestral traditions, intergenerational knowledge, and Asian diasporic histories to find moments of poetry and persistence amidst extractive labor practices, systemic oppression, and occupation of indigenous land. She unwaveringly supports Palestinian liberation.
Maya Jeffereis has exhibited work at Bronx Museum of the Arts, New York; Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Connecticut; and Columbus Museum of Art, Ohio, among others.
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Current Resident: Jun 1, 2025–Aug 31, 2025

Tauck Ritzau Innovative Philanthropy

Studio #305

Artist

Kitso Lelliott

Kitso Lelliott is preoccupied with enunciations that emerge from spaces beyond epistemic power and with the crises that such epistemically disobedient articulations provoke within hegemonic structures. Her work interrogates the ‘real’ as it is shaped by contesting epistemologies, their narratives, and the forms these took across the Atlantic during the formative episode that defined the modern age. It is an enactment of enunciating from elision and from the historically subjugated subjectivities, privileging South–South relations that remain in dialogue with, yet imaginatively and epistemologically, unmediated by the Global North.

Kitso Lelliott has exhibited work at Cape Coast Castle, Ghana; Iyatsiba Lab – The Centre for Humanities Research, South Africa; and Departmental Domain of Chamarande with Bamako Encounters, The African Biennal of Photography, France, among others.

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