Tim Berresheim: The Digital Surrealist
Berresheim’s technique combines painting, photography and digital media to overstep the boundaries of taste. The artist seeks to eliminate the classification of his artworks by pushing the limits [...]
Karl Holmqvist: Give poetry a try
Swedish artist Karl Holmqvist uses a wide range of formats, such as poetry readings, installation, and painting, to bring out the primal qualities of language. His body of work has been inspired [...]
Steve McQueen’s life dichotomy
Widely known as the director of the 2014 Academy Award-winning best picture, “Twelve Years a Slave”, Steve McQueen specializes in finding the perfect medium for each of his ideas in [...]
Adrian Villar Rojas’ Contemporary Pompeii
From a life-sized whale beached in a forest in Patagonia, to the mummified corpse of Kurt Cobain, the Argentinian artist Adrian Villar Rojas is world-renowned for his monumental clay and [...]
Nicolás Bacal: The Abandonholic
The Adrastus Collection is proud to present the work of Nicolás Bacal. His low-tech installations frequently feature a DIY (do-it-yourself) aesthetic that may appear unspectacular. In Untitled [...]
New Acquisitions: Titulo Variable (Pieza del Atlántico) by Mario García Torres
This artwork was part of the exhibition By Boat (farewell) curated by Adam Carr. By Boat (Farewell) is inspired by the story of José Salvador Alvarenga, a fisherman from El Salvador who was blown [...]
Ryan Gander’s Illusional Irony
Blurring the boundaries between reality and fiction, Ryan Gander assembles seemingly disparate objects, situations and texts to develop his own sarcastic narrative language. His [...]
Haegue Yang’s kinetic sculptures
Traversing through a wide range of media, from collage to performance, Haegue Yang’s artworks often feature quotidian and domestic objects ranging from tea cozies to cans of Spam. The [...]