Last Saturday, Dr Katrin Imhof participated on a discussion with curator Daniela Hediger at Goldraush Zurich exhibition. The conversation explored the concept of success and how it is defined across different cultures worldwide, and Katrin’s experience living abroad.     It was a pleasure to exchange perspectives, share experiences, and reflect on what art is and how success is perceived in various contexts. We also had the opportunity to discuss the works represented by Satellites of Art, featuring Alireza Memariani and the darkroom artist known as Tshepiso Seleke, currently on view at Goldrausch.    

  On the 10th of December, we celebrated Human Rights Day with great pride by participating in the AI and Human Rights event organized by Verein für Menschenrechte in Liechtenstein (VMR), in Vaduz.   Our founder, Katrin Imhof, shared valuable insights about our work, presented a fun quiz on AI and art. @kimhof2021   We exhibited AI artworks by some of our talented artists from around the globe, covering a variety of themes that reflect their culture, their vision and thoughts current Human Rights and environmental issues.   During the exhibition, we engaged in very interesting conversations with the participants about how art helps to communicate and

  At @kunstmuseum_liechtenstein , our founder, Dr. Katrin Imhof @kimhof2021 , engaged in a discussion with Prof. Dr. Sylvia Sasse on human rights issues in the context of art. We are honored to contribute to such a vital conversation, where we also showcased artworks and shared firsthand accounts of oppression in Belarus through the powerful work of @mask_shved     Maksim’s photography captures abstract compositions of city walls covered in communal paint symbolizing suppressed voices. Rather than adhering to traditional notions of high art, his work transforms everyday urban landscapes into symbols of collective creativity and quiet cultural resistance.