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Protocolized Life: Digital Assets and the Reconfiguration of Survival in Yucen’s Work
In an age increasingly governed by invisible infrastructures, the question of what sustains life is no longer confined to biology. London-based artist and researcher Yucen approaches this condition not as speculative fiction but as a quietly unfolding reality. Working across installation, moving image, and system-based practices, Yucen’s work examines how contemporary technological environments transform survival into something operational: monitored, evaluated, and maintaine
Goddessarts Magazine
Feb 124 min read


Quiet Tensions: Intimacy, Solitude, and Affect in Tia Liu’s Visual Practice
Tia Liu is a London-based visual artist working across fine-art photography and moving image. Educated at the University of the Arts London (MA, 2022–2024) and Jinan University, Guangzhou (BA, 2014–2018), Ting has developed a research-led practice that explores intimacy, memory, and emotional vulnerability within contemporary social conditions. Working with fragments rather than fixed narratives, her images attend closely to bodies, gestures, and everyday interior spaces, all
artistlenasnow
Feb 43 min read


Romantic Realism, Whimsy and the Call of Nature
Interview with Kristen Eisenbraun 1. Please tell us something about your background and your art journey so far. As a homeschooled kid growing up on a secluded farm I had plenty of time to develop my artistic passion. I have drawn and painted my whole life but it was not my career path for quite a while. I went to Montana State University as an art student but I only made it one semester. After that I rambled about the West working as a wrangler on horse ranches. In the next
Kristen Eisenbraun
Feb 44 min read
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