Artists
Viktor Timofejeev (LV/ USA)
viktortimofeev.com
Viktor Timofeev is a contemporary artist from Riga, Latvia, currently based in New York. He works across mediums – drawing, painting, video, and installation – exploring identity, language, bureaucracy, and the tension between personal experience and social systems. His partly autobiographical works employ abstraction, absurdity, and fantastical environments, drawing attention to the complexities of communication, culture, and the digital age. Recent solo exhibitions include the Latvian National Museum of Art in Riga (2025), Editorial Projects in Vilnius (2025), Interstate Projects in New York (2021), and Karlin Studios in Prague (2020). Recent group exhibitions include 1st Klaipeda Biennial (2025), 19th Tallinn Print Triennial (2025), Malmö Konstmuseum in Malmö (2025), Sapieha Palace in Vilnius (2025), etc. Timofeev is a lecturer at the Rhode Island School of Design.

Viktor Timofeev,
Photo: Pēteris Vīksna
Laura Gozlan (FR)
lauragozlan.com Paris-based visual artist Laura Gozlan studied scenography at Helsinki’s University of Art and Design and EnsAD in Paris. She graduated from Le Fresnoy, National Studio of Contemporary Arts, in 2007, where she studied with director Chantal Akerman. Gozlan has exhibited her work in various French institutions and internationally, including MoCo in Montpellier, 40mcube in Rennes, and Futura in Prague. Her films and installations depict outrageously articulated moments of desire and satisfaction in contrasting, intimate settings. Featuring darker elements, her work questions social norms and explores the aesthetics of prosthetics and aging. Recently, Gozlan directed a series of micro-fictions in which she performs, documenting the transformations of a recurring androgynous figure navigating through cosmetics, politics, and altered states of consciousness, exploring their transformative potential.


Laura Gozlan, self-portrait

Robin Levy (USA)
www.robinlevy.net New Orleans-based American artist Robin Levy, whose family roots come from Poland, creates intimate, long-term projects that lead to a deeper understanding of our complex world. For four decades, she has been creating works rooted in personal experience, yet capable of reflecting broader, socially significant values. By translating her experiences into material form, she seeks to reveal the impact of human prejudice on our psyche and relationships through sculpture, photography, installation, and community collaboration 

Robin Levy during work in progress, self-portrait