Chicago-based artist, cultural activist and organiser Latham Zearfoss has been a key figure in activating new queer and non-binary spaces. Concerned with inherited queer histories and the everyday realities of social and political life on the margins, Zearfoss’s intersectional practice focuses on formative experiences of “selfhood and otherness”.

Mexican artist Eduardo Abaroa’s projects are often provocations where he sets out to question the socio-political and economic dimensions of governance, power and authoritarism.

French artist Chloé Quenum works with glass, metals, textiles and concrete, and with processes of staining, transparency and casting. Key elements in her work are the references she makes to furniture, architectural structures and symbolic coding.

Yuka Oyama sets person and worn object into performance. Her practice lies at the intersection of contemporary jewellery and contemporary art.