Joey Holder: I always remember being at art school and my tutor in a studio visit talking about recognition as an artist, something which I used to think was so important. But when you get the dream show, the gallery, the sale, all of that stuff is finite, and doesn’t satisfy what is really important deep down. It’s when you are in your studio, and you step back and look at something you have made and it works for you with your own twisted logic... More… Michele Gabriele: 'I’ve always believed that works are dedicated to the world and live in this distance, but at the same time, the viewer I’m thinking of is a collective, global, and eternal human being. And if an individual wants to occupy this place, due to presumption or to competence and sensitivity, I hope that this individual fully understands this responsibility'. More… Next Page