Interview with Art at Vixen (Kirsten Todd) 1.      Please tell us something about your background and your art journey so far. I’ve been making art for as long as I’ve been able to hold a pen. It’s always been what I wanted to do, I always knew from a very young age that I wanted to be an artist. It is my purpose— the way I process life & emotion and express my inner self.Professionally, I got my degree in graphic design and I’ve spent decades working across branding, campaig

Article by Natalia Ruiz There are ritual processes intrinsic to the origin of humanity; weaving is one of them. Since its inception, weaving has been a way to catch time, order chaos, and decipher the cosmos. It is a language that precedes the written word: our first grammar and one of the primordial methodologies of teaching. This premise is not merely a historical reference, but a material experience in my artistic journey. My work is born at the intersection where thread b

A New Feeling  is a group exhibition of photographic works presented at Four Corners from 3–8 February 2026. Bringing together artists whose practices engage with atmosphere, trace, and emotional residue, the exhibition approaches absence not as negation, but as a condition that can be felt, accumulated, and materially perceived. Across diverse photographic languages and material strategies, absence emerges as something active—shaped by memory, migration, intimacy, and the qu