People

Haroon Mirza’s work attempts to isolate the perceptual distinctions between noise, sound and music.

Mixrice has worked with a community of migrant workers in Maseok, an industrial area outside of Seoul, since 2002.

Mochu is an experimental filmmaker, artist and writer whose work engages with the life of fictional figures found in works of art and their encounters with various philosophies, mythologies and techno-fiction.

With a focus on metaphor, ritual practice and the human body, Modisakeng’s photography, film, installation and performance are a testament to the complex process of grieving historical events and honouring subjective experience.

Lize Mogel is an interdisciplinary artist who works with the interstices between art and cultural geography.

Naeem Mohaiemen combines essays, films, drawings and installations to research socialist utopias, incomplete decolonisations, language wars and shifting borders.

As a young painter, Mohassess was apprenticed to Seyyed Mohammed Habib Mohammedi.

Yuko Mohri is an installation artist known for her kinetic sculptures that use reconfigured everyday objects and machine parts.

Artist Molemo Moiloa has worked at the intersection of creative practice and community organising in various capacities.

Nare Mokgotho is a visual artist and director of commercials.

In her practice, Asunción Molinos Gordo questions the categories that define ‘innovation’ in mainstream discourses today, exploring the different forms of dominance in intellectual enquiry from the urban to the rural.

Tom Molloy’s work includes sculpture, photography, drawing and installation.

Vekis Morales is an independent graphic designer. She seeks to convey shared feelings and a sense of community through words and images, and highlights her feminist struggle with the help of music and art.

Mirai Moriyama is an actor and dancer who has worked in various fields of performing arts and film.

A prolific artist, poet and critic, Ahmed Morsi has produced a diverse and extensive body of work from the 1940s until today.