People

Reem Falaknaz is a photographer and filmmaker. Her work explores the UAE’s cultural make-up and the transient nature of its residents.

Boyhood memories, teenage experiences and the intensity of relationships, both new and old, real and imaginary, are recurring themes in the work of Amir H. Fallah.

Hu Fang is the Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Vitamin Creative Space and the Pavilion in Beijing, China.

Through a multidisciplinary practice that ranges from writing and drawing, to film sculpture, and installation, Alia Farid‘s work gives visibility to narratives that are obscured by hegemonic power.

Farideh Lashai was a true multi-disciplinary artist, working in painting, sculpture, installation and stop motion animation.

Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian explores the repetition of patterns and forms in Islamic art and architecture to form colourful motifs.

Her work engages with the feminist history of Iran from 1909 to the present.

Traversing the worlds of visual art and literature, Simone Fattal’s work includes sculpture, non-figurative ceramic forms, paintings, collage and works based in textual composition.

Italian Artist Lara Favaretto provokes and engages her audiences with work that is both playful and celebratory while paradoxically evoking the inevitability of failure and decay.

Drawing on the long, rich history of publishing in the Eastern Mediterranean, North Africa and the diaspora (EMNA), Fehras Publishing Practices considers the stakes of contemporary publishing in and beyond print culture.

Cao Fei investigates the intersection of technological development, popular culture and urban transformation in contemporary China. Fluctuating between the documentation of reality and the creation of fantasy, her video and installation work deals with the massive social pressures and modernisation of the changing urban landscape in China.

Azin Feizabadi Nothing of I is contemporary, I am I & I, I am a combination of the Past and the Future

Valia Fetisov’s interactive multimedia works and internet projects explore the relationship between human and machine.

Dirk Fleischmann develops business enterprises as long-term art projects that address economical and ecological issues.

Harrell Fletcher received his BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute and his MFA from California College of the Arts.