A curation by Mélanie Courtois, Independent Curator at - Occupy the Space explores the act of presence — how bodies, colors, and forms assert themselves within the visible world. Each work is a gesture of claiming territory, of existing fully in a shared space. It is both an aesthetic and socio-political act: to take up space, to refuse disappearance, to transform the void into expression.

Chindonya−street performer The “U ”zing/Takeshi Nakata — The “U ”zing/Takeshi Nakata

Chindonya−street performer

Digital on Paper - 8x12in

$640

Presenze 19 Mauro Marletto — Mauro Marletto

Presenze 19

Hybrid on Paper - 17x23in

$1,640

La lectrice hugues rochette — hugues rochette

La lectrice

Digital on Paper - 24x36in

$1,180

Motorrad Arsentij Pawlow — Arsentij Pawlow

Motorrad

Lithography on Paper - 31x39in

$740

The Unseen Dialogue Olya Hill — Olya Hill

The Unseen Dialogue

Digital on Canvas - 42x28in

$6,220

Connected - Asociación Uwe Kobold — Uwe Kobold

Connected - Asociación

Digital on Paper - 20x20in

$1,450

Office Mannequin Pia Bienfait — Pia Bienfait

Office Mannequin

Digital on Paper - 24x16in

$650

Shape of Joy D CEKI CELARDIN — CEKI CELARDIN

Shape of Joy D

Digital on Canvas - 80x45in

$2,500

CHANGE Yasmin Aly — Yasmin Aly

CHANGE

Giclée print on Paper - 28x20in

$710

X Nura Qureshi — Nura Qureshi

X

Digital, Hybrid on Paper - 10x16in

$2,090

Make Art Not War (Peace Soldiers) Valérian Lenud — Valérian Lenud

Make Art Not War (Peace Soldiers)

Giclée print on Paper - 20x20in

$700

PRIDE (Last of Us) Gregg Chadwick — Gregg Chadwick

PRIDE (Last of Us)

Pastel, India Ink on Paper - 30x22in

$500

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