VSG Magazine
Detailed write-ups of artist presentations from VSG sessions — practice, process, and conversation.
The second in VSG's ongoing series on color — on the rainbow as a road between worlds, the theology of blue, the price of heaven, and why the body that approaches the sacred has always been dressed in color.
The first in an ongoing series of VSG conversations on color — on the red that produces a physical sensation, butterfly wings that are not blue, and the ten million colors that have no name.
A conversation with Yann Courté, Gordana Zikic, Bosko Begovic and Kai Rennes from a recent VSG session — on festivals, archives, prism cubes, and the 25 photoreceptor cells no one has explained yet.
A profile of Gordana Zikic — interdisciplinary artist, co-founder of Belgrade Artist in Residence and Virtual Studio Groups, based in Barcelona. On Nepal festival figures, red MDF reliefs, hyperrealist film fragments, and fifteen years of photographing Barceloneta.
A conversation with Joachim Froese — photographer, academic, and educator — from a recent Virtual Studio Groups session. On salt printing, Mars, mortality, and the professional discipline of being ready when the door opens.
A conversation with Kübra Köprülüoğlu Aşanlı — visual artist and designer — from a recent Virtual Studio Groups session. On painting the erased, living off-grid, and what the forest left behind.
A conversation with Maren Götzmann — Brisbane and Berlin-based artist — from a recent Virtual Studio Groups session. On Heimat, collective authorship, and what drawing carries across borders.
