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Arttaca is a platform for the art world. Arttaca is a platform built for the art world.

Galleries and collectors can manage and present collections with a private catalog and curated views, while artists can showcase works securely with options for inquiries and discreet sales. We help galleries and collectors manage and present their collections with ease through a private catalog and curated private views. Everything is private by default, with options for inquiries and discreet sa

les. Arttaca also supports artists with tools to share their work in a secure, professional environment.

23/06/2026

with Thomas Nondh Jansen

Jansen is a photographer whose work explores the concept of home through still life creations set against the Dutch landscape.

In his new book “Pictures From Home", he compiles 12 years of his photography, focusing on the physical act of building and assembling objects to create something new. Inspired by everyday objects, natural environments, and the beauty of imperfection, Thomas weaves together creation, failure, and the ongoing search for home.

is our series where we explore the voices and visions shaping contemporary art and photography.

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23/06/2026

with Thomas Nondh Jansen

Jansen is a photographer whose work explores the concept of home through still life creations set against the Dutch landscape.

In his new book “Pictures From Home”, he compiles
12 years of his photography, focusing on the physical act of building and assembling objects to create something new. Inspired by everyday objects, natural environments, and the beauty of imperfection, Thomas weaves together creation, failure, and the ongoing search for home.

is our series where we explore
the voices and visions shaping contemporary art and photography.

Stay tuned!

22/06/2026

West Of The Birch Trees by Anastasia Miseyko

Miseyko addresses how migration and displacement shape experiences of belonging through photography, text, and archival material. The project reflects on how the meaning of “home” is negotiated when continuity across countries, languages, and generations is interrupted.

Structured around repeated journeys between Spain and Ukraine, the act of returning functions both as method and metaphor for examining diasporic experience. Within this cyclical movement, identity is approached not as fixed or inherited, but as something continuously reshaped through encounters with places marked by political instability and personal memory.

Excerpt from "West Of The Birch Trees".

Anastasia Miseyko

Born in Kirovohrad, in 1996, she is a photographer and writer born in Ukraine and raised (mostly) in Spain. With a background in journalism and photojournalism, her practice has gradually shifted toward slower, relationship-based forms of storytelling that prioritise intimacy and long-term engagement. Her work explores themes of belonging and identity, blending image and text to situate personal histories within broader cultural and political narratives.

Her work often engages with contexts of displacement, migration, and the shifting notions of ‘home’, creating layered narratives that draw from lived experience as well as collective memory.

Arttaca Spotlight is our weekly feature where we share works of three artists per week on our social media channels.

19/06/2026

Simon Petepiece

Using a combination of drawing, painting and sculpture, this body of work explores the idea of the cloister as a spatial embodiment of monastic religious life. Developed as a method of separating monastic orders from the outside world, the cloister functions as an architectural means of shaping devotional practice.

Excerpt from Simon Petepiece.

Image list

1. Trinity at Night (2024) - Drywall, Steel Studs, Primer, Joint Compound - 96x32 in.
2. Trinity at Night (2024) - Drywall, Steel Studs, Primer, Joint Compound - 96x32 in. (Detail)
3. The Mast (2024) - Drywall, Steel Studs, Primer, Joint Compound - 32x96 in.
4. Passthrough (2024) - Drywall, Primer, Joint Compound, Steel Studs - 10x12 in.
5. Tom (2024) - Drywall, Primer, Joint Compound, Steel Studs - 10x12 in.
6. Basin (2024) - Drywall, Primer, Joint Compound, Steel Studs - 10x12 in.
7. Daisy (2024) - Steel Studs - 120x120 in.
8. Installation view of Clearing Corridor Chamber Cave at Galerie Nicolas Robert (2024)

Simon Petepiece

He is a self-taught artist living in Montreal, QC. Working directly with construction materials and processes, Simon’s practice addresses the symbolic and phenomenological quality of architectural spaces. Creating works that combine installation, sculpture and drawing, he explores how the built environment records and reflects our cultural beliefs, values and history.

In his recent projects, his work combines contemporary building materials with forms and details from religious spaces. Specifically exploring the iconography of Christian architecture and the interconnected relationship between devotional painting, sculpture and architecture.

Arttaca Spotlight is our weekly feature where we share works of three artists per week on our social media channels.

18/06/2026

Arttaca Visits We Need to Talk in Whispers by Soumya Sankar Bose at Experimenter, Kolkata .

The exhibition stems from a diary discovered by chance during a research trip to Koraput.
Filled with private confessions, legal notes, and final memories recorded just before death,
these pages are visually interpreted across five rooms, with each space dedicated to an
individual case study.

It is a study of fragile histories, capturing the weight of confessions and memories.

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18/06/2026

Arttaca Visits We Need to Talk in Whispers
by Soumya Sankar Bose Soumya Sankar Bose
at Experimenter, Kolkata . Experimenter

The exhibition stems from a diary discovered by chance during a research trip to Koraput. Filled with private confessions, legal notes, and final memories recorded just before death, these pages are visually interpreted across five rooms, with each space dedicated to an individual case study.

It is a study of fragile histories, capturing the weight of confessions and memories.

is our way of bringing you into the art world, one exhibition at a time.

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17/06/2026

Frans Nybacka

Nybacka’s heavily serial work combines poetic visual storytelling and imaginative juxtapositions that unfold through parallel narratives, where meaning arises not only within the individual image, but in the space between them. In the paintings, a morally and environmentally deteriorating world is seen through the lens of childlike innocence, a perspective that lends even the heaviest themes a sense of gentleness and empathy.

Although his works nod to the world around him, they also function as paintings of adventures, landscapes, and mysteries, where opposing elements such as danger and serenity, fragile beauty and tension meet.

By repurposing overlooked and found imagery, Nybacka personifies places, objects, and environments to reveal their emotional and magical presence. The exhibitions resemble loose storyboards or stills from imagined video games, inviting viewers to construct their own narratives within the world he presents.

Frans Nybacka

Mostly self-taught artist born in 1993, living and working in Helsinki, Finland, his practice centers on worldbuilding through painting. In addition to numerous exhibitions in Finland, his works have been shown in New York, Chicago, Tokyo, Copenhagen, Berlin, Palma and Riga.

Arttaca Spotlight is our weekly feature where we share works of three artists per week on our social media channels.

16/06/2026

Arttaca Visits Pilevneli at Art Basel Hong Kong.

We spoke with Lidya Oyman about Pilevneli’s debut presentation at Art Basel Hong Kong.

The Istanbul-based gallery marked its first appearance at the fair with a diverse showcase that bridges international and regional practices. Their booth featured works by artists from Turkey, Germany, Iran, and Belgium. Among the featured pieces is the striking work of Turkish artist and architect Ahmet Ertuğ, whose structural sensibilities anchor the gallery's presentation.

Following their debut in Hong Kong, the gallery is preparing for a series of summer exhibitions across their home spaces.

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is our way of bringing you into the art world, one exhibition at a time.

15/06/2026

Kodoku 孤独 by Gili Benita

Kodoku is a photographic project Benita made in Japan in 2018, exploring the space between solitude and loneliness. While traveling alone, he became drawn to quiet moments in public spaces: people waiting, walking, resting, or simply existing within the rhythm of the city. Rather than trying to define loneliness in Japan from the outside, he used the camera to reflect on his own sense of isolation and the ways it seemed to echo through the people and places around him.

The strangers he photographed became, in some way, mirrors. Through them, he began to understand the thin line between being alone and feeling lonely. In a place where solitude felt visible and accepted, he found an unexpected sense of connection. In the moments that seemed most lonely, he did not feel entirely alone.

Gili Benita

He is a photographer based in New York City. His work explores intimacy, solitude, and the quiet relationship between people and their surroundings. Using soft light, color, and a sensitive approach to portraiture, he creates images that preserve the authenticity of the people he photographs and the emotional atmosphere around them.

His work has been published by The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg Businessweek, Dazed, Vogue Italia, and New York Magazine, among others.

Arttaca Spotlight is our weekly feature where we share works of three artists per week on our social media channels.

12/06/2026

Hazel Wong Mei Yin

Wong’s practice is shaped by living and moving between Sapporo and Hong Kong, where transition forms a constant condition of observation. Her works are based on everyday experiences of travel and shifting environments, particularly the experience of being in transit. The interior of vehicles becomes an extended space for looking, where external landscapes pass in fragments and fragments of time accumulate.

Working primarily with acrylic on wooden panels, she builds and sands layers of paint to create surfaces that are quiet, restrained, and materially present. Snowfall, night scenes, and open skies appear as recurring motifs, capturing fleeting moments and a sense of temporal uncertainty. These repeated yet shifting scenes reflect how perception is shaped through movement between places, and how distance and shifting identity emerge within changing environments.

Photo credit: Gallery EXIT

Hazel Wong Mei Yin

Wong is an artist based between Sapporo and Hong Kong. She works primarily in painting. She received her BA from the Academy of Visual Arts, Hong Kong Baptist University, and has undertaken residencies in Iceland and Japan.
Arttaca Spotlight is our weekly feature where we share works of three artists per week on our social media channels.